[whyrusleeping]

Correct me if i'm wrong, but wasn't 4G supposed to be 1Gbit/s?

[NegativeK]

1Gbit/s stationary, 100Mbit/s when moving.

[dhughes]

That's good to know I just assumed transmission speeds always meant while moving since it is a phone, I never even thought it meant when stationary.

[kalleboo]

With HSDPA and 4G a lot of people are using it to replace their home internet (not so much in the US, but elsewhere it's a big thing). Hence the current capacity crunch mentioned in the article

[DougWebb]

For Sprint, in most areas, 4G means 50Mbit/s when stationary within range of a WiFi access point, and 50 kbit/s otherwise.