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Last updated: Wednesday, December 22, 2010

This month Verizon Wireless officially launched their 4G network. While Verizon’s customers currently see download speeds of 0.6-1.4 Mbps on the carrier’s 3G network 4G LTE offers 5-12 Mbps, basically what you can get on cable modems or DSL. As part of the launch, Verizon announced two 4G LTE modems but speculation still abounds

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Verizon Wireless will ship a Motorola 4G phone in 2011

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