lte

What's that?

An HTC PI86100 Windows Phone with AT&T-specific LTE (bands 4 and 17) showing up in the hallowed halls of the FCC?

Phone makers love to take pride in the extravagant names they give their products, but it's likely that the Huawei Honor is more to its creator than just a decently-specced handset.

When it was first mooted that LightSquared's LTE technology might interfere with GPS equipment, the firm was quick to deny it.

Target dates come and go, and other times, they're merely brushed aside.

That seems to be the case for C Spire Wireless, which (back in its days as Cellular South) announced that it would have a live LTE network by the close of 2011.

The march of the Honeycomb tablets goes on, playing a tune that's starting to get a bit muted thanks to the promise of fresher beats coming from Ice Cream Sandwich.

Still, there are plenty of ways for manufacturers to add their own bit of swing to the same 'ol song.

We just learned that ZTE has its eyes set on bringing LTE smartphones to the US market next year, but where does the Chinese company stand on tablets?

If your Droid or other Verizon 4G LTE-yoked celly isn't pulling down any high speed data then don't worry, at least you're in good company.

We're still not sure

We've been waiting with bated breath for Verizon to make an announcement concerning its planned launch of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus.

No cellphone is more closely associated with the Droid brand than, well, the Droid.

The line of QWERTY sliders that truly ushered in the Android revolution hasn't changed much over the years.