See 5G. Sprint was the first carrier to offer a 4G network in the U.S using the WiMAX technology. It was rolled out to major cities in 2009 but was eventually dropped in favor of LTE. See WiMAX.

Who is still using, or trying to use, 2G and 3G networks, why do they have to be turned off in the first place, and what if any alternatives are there when no 4G or 5G coverage is available?

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The technology has migrated from the first generation (1G) to 2G, 3G, 4G and currently to 5G, which was hitherto mainly used in military and security installations. The frequency spectrum is ...

Nokia said it is a long-term partner of Vodafone Idea and has supported them with the deployment of its 2G, 3G, 4G, and now 5G networks. The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and ...