A cellular network has a level from the smallest to the highest at this time, namely 4G LTE. So if sorted then 2G (Edge), 3G (UMTS), 3.5G (HSDPA), and 4G (LTE). We as consumers have heard of the distribution of 3G and 4G quotas, which are usually always larger than 4G because the coverage of these networks is not too wide.
Right now, it's getting better every day. Almost every corner of the area currently has this network. And it is proven that with this network you can get fantastic download speeds. With a speed of 3-5MB per second, you can download 1GB in less than 15 minutes.
But unfortunately, some smartphone phones don't automatically lock the 4G network even though we have set preferences. Al results when the 4G signal is unstable then the cellphone will decide to downgrade the network to 4G. Obviously this is detrimental because usually even though the signal is good, the network doesn't automatically go up to 4G.
Check out this Guide application so that your cellphone signal is always 4G.
Right now, it's getting better every day. Almost every corner of the area currently has this network. And it is proven that with this network you can get fantastic download speeds. With a speed of 3-5MB per second, you can download 1GB in less than 15 minutes.
But unfortunately, some smartphone phones don't automatically lock the 4G network even though we have set preferences. Al results when the 4G signal is unstable then the cellphone will decide to downgrade the network to 4G. Obviously this is detrimental because usually even though the signal is good, the network doesn't automatically go up to 4G.
Check out this Guide application so that your cellphone signal is always 4G.
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