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The HTC Thunderbolt is Verizon Wireless’ first LTE handset. As such it has excellent–some would say “4G”–download and upload speeds that give it a huge boost over similar, non-LTE devices. Of course, you’ll have to be in an LTE market to take advantage of the full throughput of the Thunderbolt, but luckily I am, so

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