I can see why Apple would want to hold out on the LTE enabled iPhone; on there end it makes more sense but on the customers end for someone that always wants the next best thing that means that when the 4S of 5 (what ever it will be called) comes out if someone decides to pick that up then the year after when the LTE enabled phone comes out then they have to spend the money again. Seems like Apple is always late to release the technology (granted LTE isn't the standard just yet but it is still available and slowly being released more and more)!
well since the uk won't LTE for a long time i am not bothered at all. something to do with ofcom in the uk. we won't get it 4g networks untill atleast 2012 and even then they prob won't use the LTE method. Id give you a link to the site with this info but its a big rival of TB. haha. Dont want to break any rules.
I can see why Apple would want to hold out on the LTE enabled iPhone; on there end it makes more sense but on the customers end for someone that always wants the next best thing that means that when the 4S of 5 (what ever it will be called) comes out if someone decides to pick that up then the year after when the LTE enabled phone comes out then they have to spend the money again. Seems like Apple is always late to release the technology (granted LTE isn't the standard just yet but it is still available and slowly being released more and more)!
well since the uk won't LTE for a long time i am not bothered at all. something to do with ofcom in the uk. we won't get it 4g networks untill atleast 2012 and even then they prob won't use the LTE method. Id give you a link to the site with this info but its a big rival of TB. haha. Dont want to break any rules.