While current 4G LTE phones will still work fine over the ... In a tweet, T-Mobile replaced the LTE logo on an iPhone with a "9G" sticker, adding, "didn’t realize it was this easy, brb ...

Most of the controversy is coming from AT&T, which recently pushed an update to select Android phones to replace the 4G LTE logo with a 5G E logo instead. According to a report from VentureBeat ...

A 7-inch tablet from ZTE known as the V66 has been spotted in a FCC filing with Verizon’s 4G LTE logo on it. We already knew the device would have a 1.2GHz dual-core processor running Android 3. ...

When the phone is sitting idly on the home screen, it will show the 4G LTE logo, even if you’re in a 5G-supported area. Don’t worry, it will quickly show the 5G logo as soon as you make a data ...

AT&T got creative and started branding some of its 4G LTE as “5G Evolution.” It is not 5G, and an ad review board told the company to knock it off. The logo still appears on phones ...

However, the UC logo on your smartphone doesn’t tell you ... a decent improvement over 4G LTE. In the US, every carrier has its own label for mid-band and mmWave 5G deployments.

More info. If you live in any of the below mentioned cities, you might have noticed a shiny new 4G LTE logo in your notification bar. Verizon has continued to their push to cover the nation with ...

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As you can see in the shot above, Big Red’s 4G LTE logo is plastered square in the back underneath the camera. And for those of you thinking, “But but, that could be AT&T!” It’s not.

Slapping a “5G E” logo on LTE phones is misleading and confusing ... despite what AT&T might want you to believe. It’s a 4G technology that has been around for many years.

4G LTE logo, Verizon logo, and "with Google" logo. All of this facing in a direction that indicates the device is meant to be held in a landscape mode, again, for docking purposes. 1080p Video ...

It's also relatively logo free, with a muted 4G LTE logo at top right, the red Beats logo at lower right. In fact, the only real obtrusive branding is the Verizon logo on the front of the phone ...