Samsung Unveils LTE-Advanced Version of Galaxy S4
Samsung on Wednesday unveiled an LTE-Advanced version of its Galaxy S 4 flagship smartphone, which will connect to networks that provide double the speed of today's 4G LTE networks, the company said.
LTE-Advanced is basically an upgrade from 4G LTE. U.S. carriers have discussed plans for LTE-Advanced, but are currently still rolling out their 4G LTE networks. When they make the switch to LTE-Advanced, however, a phone like the Galaxy S4 LTE-A would be able to take advantage of those boosted networks speeds.
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| Samsung Unveils LTE-Advanced Version of Galaxy S4 |
Given the limited availability of LTE-A, the new smartphone will first be available in Korea, starting this summer, in blue arctic or red aurora.
"Samsung maintains a unique position for delivering LTE innovations as a provider of the parts, devices, and equipment required to deliver next-generation 4G LTE services," Samsung co-CEO JK Shin said in a statement. "The introduction of the Galaxy S4 LTE-A demonstrates Samsung's desire and ability to provide consumers with technological innovations that take advantage of increased network speeds to deliver richer and fuller experiences."

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