The Verizon 3G decommission should not be too disruptive, according to the carrier, because less than 1% of customers are using
Subscribers who are still on 3G may not have plans covering 4G. Alternatively, some live in areas where the carrier has not yet deployed 4G. Not surprisingly, these subscribers use . . .
Three quarters of U.S. broadband households use Wi-Fi for in-home wireless data, with Wi-Fi traffic accounting for 70% of all data traffic in the home
The percent of broadband households with Wi-Fi has hit 71%. But devices using 3G/4G also are an important source of Internet access in the home.
A 4G revenues forecast from Strategy Analytics calls for 4G subscriptions to rise from 25% to 49% of the global total in 2016.
The number of global LTE subscriptions doubled in 2015. The number of carriers with LTE networks now has reached 480.