The obvious answer seems to be yes. But is it really.? I bought a new phone that happens to be 4G. Of course, just by being newer the phone is more whiz-bang.
But how much of the user experience is determined by the speed of the tower/phone signal? What about the computer inside the phone,and if you go to a website how much is determined by the speed of the webste?
I guess I am asking, if I drive to OKC will I get there any quicker in a car that will do 180 mph than one that will do 120 mph.
But how much of the user experience is determined by the speed of the tower/phone signal? What about the computer inside the phone,and if you go to a website how much is determined by the speed of the webste?
I guess I am asking, if I drive to OKC will I get there any quicker in a car that will do 180 mph than one that will do 120 mph.