To 4G or not to 4G? That’s the question currently being marketed to consumers in TV ads and big billboards across the country. And, at least at this stage of the game, it’s the wrong one to be asking.

When Apple announces its new iPhone next week, there’s a good chance it’ll support 4G LTE data speeds. If that happens, we’ll surely hear all about it from wireless carriers eager to extol their own ...

Most telecommunications carriers offer multiple varieties of 4G and 5G connectivity today. To take advantage of that, you ...

The smartphone industry has long since moved into the 5G era, but the final wave of 4G flagships from the late 2010s still has plenty to offer. These were the devices that closed the book on an entire ...

Open the dialer on your phone. Go to the upper-right corner, tap the overflow menu (the triple-dot icon), and select between NR (5G) or LTE options. This can cause problems with your device, ...