3:40 PM Those in line at Chicago's Apple store had many reasons to opt for or against LTE, including the data caps, hot-spot functionality, traveling needs and overall cost
3:40 PM Those in line at Chicago's Apple store had many reasons to opt for or against LTE, including the data caps, hot-spot functionality, traveling needs and overall cost
It's none of the above, I'm afraid, but just new marketing lingo from AT&T. With Apple's iOS 5.1 upgrade for the phone, it changed the icon to 4G on AT&T's iPhones (but not Verizon's). AT&T's logic is that it's an HSPA+ phone, and that's how they market their other phones on that network. So, nothing is new with the phone besides that label.