Just a few weeks ago, I learned from a rumor that Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), would launch a iPhone 6 able to connect to networks LTE-Advanced and surf the internet at vspeeds up to 300 Mbps. Today we see for the first time what is presented to us to be the Qualcomm MDM4 9625G LTE modem, this one offering iPhone 6 the ability to connect to networks LTE-Advanced, but only at speeds of 150 Mbps and not at 300 Mbps.
Considering that the LTE modem from iPhone 5S allows the connection of the 4G network at speeds of up to 100 Mbps, we are talking in iPhone 6 about a 50% increase in internet browsing speed, if the networks support it. The biggest problem at the moment is that few mobile operators have launched support for the networks LTE-Advanced, and in Romania we can expect them to appear only in the course of next year, so we lose almost nothing.
Considering that we are talking about a rumor, it is not known in the end what kind of 4G support the iPhone 6 will offer, but we know for sure that it will allow connection to 4G networks at a speed of at least 100 Mbps.
