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It depends if you’re talking daily conversation or technical. For daily use, ?G is great. Imagine how confused layman people would be if the top left of their p
by jorvi 8y ago
It depends if you’re talking daily conversation or technical. For daily use, ?G is great. Imagine how confused layman people would be if the top left of their phone alternatingly showed GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSPA, LTE or LTE-A depending on their connection. What the hell do all these things mean? And which was better than which again?
1-4G communicates much clearer that ‘this is faster/less delay/more stable’.
- thesimon 8y ago> Imagine how confused layman people would be if the top left of their phone alternatingly showed GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSPA, LTE or LTE-A depending on their connection I don't know what kind of phone you have, but I have seen 2G. H, E, LTE and LTE+ in the top bar of my phone quite often.