4G LTE

The road to 5G is a slow and torturous one. It is one that is claiming some rather big casualties but still manages to promise a future that is more connected, almost real-time and It is also a key component for emerging technologies, such as... Read More

When looking to buy a new phone, you find that there are way too many acronyms to sort through, from CDMA, GSM, LTE, and WiMax; the list is endless. However, it can be easier to focus simply on the differences in these networks as they... Read More

Mobile internet is fast becoming a basic necessity in our ever increasingly connected lifestyle. In Kenya, if you want fast internet, anyone will tell you, Safaricom 4G is king. And for the most part that's true, but their data prices have been a huge pain.... Read More

It might be presumptuous of me, but I believe our readers are as glued to their smartphone devices as I am to mine. When you disregard the major brand names, you can own yourself a smartphone for as low as $50 and below. You don't... Read More

5G technology is expected to roll out by 2020, with ongoing tests and checks already in place. But amidst the wait on transition to this generation, not so many have felt the exact definition of the past G technologies. The evolution of the G has... Read More

Let's start by saying that when you buy a smartphone from abroad that has 4G LTE bands not supported in Uganda, you will not be able to get 4G speeds at all. I am aware that a good percentage of Ugandans choose to buy smartphones... Read More

Conventional wisdom tells as "faster is better". 4G LTE is the fastest mobile network standard for mobile data transfer right now. Already four Telecoms support 4G in Uganda as of 2015 and more will be joining. Juniper Research forecasts a rapid uptake of 4G LTE... Read More

In 2009, when Orange came to the market, UTL had 3G working at 2G speed. It's not about advertising. Figures give facts; 3.75 or 3.9 are not worldwide standards. Our policy is to be straight forward with customers and give them the best service. -Philippe... Read More

According to a press release on its website, MTN Uganda plans to deploy Long Term Evolution (LTE) network in Uganda during the coming months. MTN Uganda has the largest mobile subscriber base in Uganda and will over the next month provide it's  clients with even faster internet... Read More