Verizon has said this week that they will be launching six LTE smartphones at the CES event in January.
LTE (Long Term Evolution) is the 4G data network used by Verizon and AT&T.
Verizon announced that their LTE network would begin rolling out to 38 major cities later this year.
So far, rival Sprint has their WiMax 4G network available and T-Mobile has their HSPA+ network rolled out. AT&T expects to launch LTE next year.
Verizon is also making USB adapters with access to the LTE network available soon, giving netbook and other users full-time access to the network.
Verizon announced that their LTE network would begin rolling out to 38 major cities later this year.
So far, rival Sprint has their WiMax 4G network available and T-Mobile has their HSPA+ network rolled out. AT&T expects to launch LTE next year.
Verizon is also making USB adapters with access to the LTE network available soon, giving netbook and other users full-time access to the network.
