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Originally Posted by KStewart
Need not worry. First at&t will have to have a network that can suport 4G. At&t's 3G infrastructure is subpar to its mainframe network at the moment. Unless they are working on LTE(4G) as we speak, and even so It would take time to roll it out and it wouldnt be large enough to merit buying a 4G iphone with actually experiencing the extra speed. Some people are already upset with the lack of 3G coverage. A 4G iphone would be puting the cart before the horse...then again with corporate greed and stupid consumer, what stopped them before with rolling out so many iPhones on a network that was incapable of handling the load and they new it, and inspite the issues, those inferior soles that are gadget junkies will be played.
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Or they can make a 4G iPhone. Make it a global phone and have HSPA/LTE technology. Just like the BlackBerry Storm is now, just not with LTE.