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Re: Whats the big deal with 4G?
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Originally Posted by webdude12 View Post
Wimax is worldwide, just not worldwide on the cell market. Japan is almost 100% covered in Wimax, but its for mobile internet. Almost all of Europe has a pretty strong coverage, except for England. What sprint is doing is moving their service more towards a VOIP based system. This is brilliant if you ask me, as it opens up the technology to be 100% IP based systems.

LTE was developed specifically for the cellular telephone market, where WiMax was designed to be mobile internet and is being adapted to be a telephone. With the way I see businesses going to VOIP for their office lines, etc every day in my job, I love the idea of WiMax 4G coming.
youre a little confused. 80% of the world uses lte while 20% wimax. in europe voice ove ip is already being used over lte. lte was also designed for voip. and as i already stated being used by some already.
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