₦airaland Forum

rubyio:
4G is the short name for fourth-generation wireless, the stage of broadband mobile communications that will supersede the third generation (3G ). Note that although LTE is marketed as 4G by most networks, it is not actually a 4G technology as it does not fully meet the specification for 4G mobile technology.

Long Term Evolution, LTE, is an evolution of UMTS (3G) and offers downlink peak rates of at least 100 Mbps, an uplink of at least 50 Mbps.

See more details here: Difference between 4G and 4G LTE

kiddie:
4g-4GLTE get the diff

stanboy28:
oh finally dey hav started manufacturing phones

emperor650:
Can't you read between lines

Syphax:
Are you using Gionne m3 mini?

thatsmartgirl:
Same with me!

guydangerous:
new game released but internet connection is required.

dustmalik:
I have clarified it for him.

tico1212:
It doesn't mean you are browsing on 4G. my samsung has 4G on glo since i bought it. E slow pass gprs.....Btw there's diff between 4G and 4Glte

dustmalik:
Usim(Universal subscriber identity module) is an advanced type of sim card, with better security, able to handle more contacts, it can encrypt calls and data, and so on. It's the standard sim for accessing 4G LTE.

Youngpo413:
Lumia 1520 showing 4G since last year, airtel though.

dustmalik:
That means Etisalat has been issuing Usim for a quite a long time. Could you tell us your device so that we can narrow down which LTE band etisalat may be using?

tmanis:
That shii gon' be expensive af

dustmalik:
That means Etisalat has been issuing Usim for a quite a long time. Could you tell us your device so that we can narrow down which LTE band etisalat may be using?

dustmalik:
I think they have only switched it on in Lagos. OP, how long have you had this particular etisalat sim?

gidimasters:
Lol

Reediano:
Lol... Not to expensive na

phensbassey:
pls I wanted to download the game,I saw 48mb, does it require additional data?

executive202:
pls wat is d name of this football game

excanny:
Tecno is ready for business in the Nigerian environment. Just imagine with the kinds of highend smartphones they keep churning out year in year out. What happens if these phones are manufactured at a plant in Nigeria? Massive drop in price! I see them increasing their market share from 31% to above 50% in Nigeria.