3G/4G Insights

What is 3G/4G?

3G (Third Generation) and 4G (Fourth Generation) are mobile telecommunications technologies that allow for faster data transfer speeds compared to their predecessors (like 2G). 3G enabled mobile internet access, video calls, and multimedia messaging. 4G significantly improved speeds further, enabling high-definition video streaming, online gaming, and faster downloads. They are commonly used for mobile internet browsing, streaming services, and various data-intensive applications on smartphones and other mobile devices.

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What other technologies are related to 3G/4G?

3G/4G Competitor Technologies

APCO P25

APCO P25 is a standard for digital radio communications, primarily used by public safety organizations. It competes with 3G/4G for providing voice and data communication, especially in areas where dedicated infrastructure is preferred over cellular networks.

mentioned alongside 3G/4G in 36% (60) of relevant job posts

802.11

802.11 (WiFi) is a wireless communication standard that provides local network access. While often used in conjunction with 3G/4G for backhaul, it can act as a competitor in providing internet access, particularly in localized areas.

mentioned alongside 3G/4G in 1% (64) of relevant job posts

WiFi

WiFi provides wireless internet access within a limited range. Although WiFi can use 3G/4G for backhaul, it also acts as a competitor to cellular data, providing alternative network access for mobile devices and other devices.

mentioned alongside 3G/4G in 0% (67) of relevant job posts

3G/4G Complementary Technologies

LTE

LTE (Long-Term Evolution) is a 4G standard for wireless broadband communication. It is the evolution of 3G technologies and is a core component of modern 4G networks; the standard is strongly complementary.

mentioned alongside 3G/4G in 0% (80) of relevant job posts