about 4G?

For the comparison, lines of Internet of many people origin Verizon FiOS cable only give to speeds of 15MBps for a mere Mbps for loads and unloadings. Is most of them aren’t using the term correctly at all, and very few of them even have a 4G network.Quickly it will observe by these comparisons that really quickly are captured until of 3 radio networks of G and 4 G of today, and surpassing even conventional networks based on fixed as much of load and unloading of speed. Originally, the term " 4 G" one talked about only the WiMAX networks bases. 

WiMAX is an extension of the standard WiFi that has a rank of 30 miles in each direction of the tower. Conventional WiFi has a range of only 150-330 feet, following the transmitter technology. Due to this great reach, first that the majority of the companies of telecommunications thought to do it was to increase or to replace his conventional cellular towers with these new systems of WiMAX. Conventional cellular towers have a limited range of only about 5 kilometers, that wanes in comparison with the excellent range provided by these new towers of WiMAX. 

This technology allows the cellular suppliers much less use Towers to cover the same area, to increase while considerably the bandwidth and speed available to its clients. 

It was east voracious thought that lead to the extension of 3 techologies of G in the Kingdom of 4 speeds of G. The telecommunications G did not want to have to implement all the 4 transmitters of antennasand new required certain, reason why they decided to try and to implement 4 speeds of G by means of simple updates to its old 3 towers of G. By all means, the towers are not able of any place near the incredible terminal velocities 100 of Mbps: 1GBps with true technology 4 G. But using old towers saves money, and is that matter, right? So it was the thought of the telecommunications. Sprint and Verizon, meanwhile, decided to prove and to update their towers of 4 certain cell to G. Verizon, being used a well-known technology like LTE (a competitor to WiMAX) and Sprint using WiMAX.