All you tech buffs in Australia, now 4G network is within your reach. HTC is taking the initiative of releasing a handset with 4G technology, so that users may not get left behind. We are talking about the launch of the first handset able to use Telstra’s 4G network, the HTC Velocity 4G.
Telstra states its 4G Long Term Evolution network is able to download speeds of 2-40Mbps which is what we would like to see in this new technology.
With barely anyone utilizing the 4G network at this moment, we would look forward to lightning fast rapid speeds, & we envisage they will decrease as more users will start using the 4G services.
However, with 4G speeds accessible on just 40% of Telstra’s network coverage; normally 5 kilometers from the GPO in capital towns, we expect speed to decrease out of 4G areas.
Interestingly, potential buyers of 4G handsets must make sure that they are within 4G coverage, and this can be done either by scrutinizing the network maps on Telstra’s site or by using a pal’s 4G handset or modem. Except you desire to stream bountiful amount of superior-quality video to your handset or possess huge quantity of information to upload or download, a 4G handset may be a costly and needless luxury.
Although, there is one more possible disadvantage with 4G – the battery life!!
So, folks we have decided that all the over the world 4G is great, however only for users who come with a deep pocket.
