The Everything Everywhere lineup of 4G LTE devices for the UK has just been announced by the company. The list is inclusive of the Samsung Galaxy S3, Lumia 920, Lumia 820, Huawei Ascend P1, HTC One XL, Huawei E589 Mobile Wi-Fi mobile hotspot and E392 mobile broadband stick.
The network provider has developed a 4G service that is designed to render quick web browsing, downloading of HD movies and multiplayer game streaming. Customers should also be able to upload large email attachments, avail of live TV buffering and engage in high quality video calls conveniently. The complete set-up is said to proffer about 5 folds more speed than the available 3G network.
Olaf Swantee, CEO of EE, cited, “Today we launch a new company, a new network and a new brand for Britain. “Our plans to revolutionize the UK communications market with a faster network and an exciting new brand for the digital age are built on solid investment and a simple belief that customers deserve better.”
“We look forward to connecting the country with superfast mobile speeds in the coming weeks, months and years. “And it starts today, with the announcement of our new business, our new brand and a new digital infrastructure that our company, our customers and the country can be proud of,” continued Swantee.
The all new EE connectivity option is a combination of both the Orange and T-Mobile networks. This will also deliver a faster 3G service at up to 21Mbps speed to customers in the country. Considering that the iPhone 5 launch is kicking in, perhaps we could expect the device to land in the UK with 4G soon.
The exact availability dates of the phones to operate on the Everything Everywhere 4G LTE network in the UK are not clear at present.