IMO at this point, new wireless networking technology is mostly a feature for carriers not for users. It allows them to sell more devices. Sure it's nice for u

IMO at this point, new wireless networking technology is mostly a feature for carriers not for users. It allows them to sell more devices. Sure it's nice for users when they are first in an empty network but you have to be aware that carriers are working as hard as they can to sell their bandwidth and take it away from you. It always puzzles me that they advertise their new network as a feature to users when it's at best a temporary one. If they were to give guarantees that they wouldn't oversaturate their network with too many users THAT would be worth something and would be a feature to advertise. If all they sell is LTE phones this year, the other networks will actually become the fast ones as devices are retired from them and the bandwidth is freed.