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3G vs. 4G: What You Should Know Before You Switch

June 18, 2011

“As bandwidth increases, the content delivered will be richer and more diversified in terms of the type of content, providing incentive to use more services and consequently more bandwidth,” said Harry Wang of Parks Associates, a tech research and consulting firm. “We have seen that in each iteration of an upgrade on the network -- the data offered now is not going to be adequate, for sure.”

From the article, "3G vs. 4G: What You Should Know Before You Switch" by Amy Lee

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