What is 3G broadband?

The crazy connection of the third generation (3G), primarily used by telecommunications providers and their customers, offers mobile Internet through specially allowed devices. Devices that have access to 3G broadband have the ability to browse websites, download content and access to other Internet services from mobile locations. At the time of its release, it has been shown that 3G broadband is unrivaled in terms of mobile Internet technology. Unlike its predecessor 2G, 3G it represents voice and data services at high rates, connected with the ability to use voice and data simultaneously. Download speeds achieve up to 14.4 Mbit/s, while recording speeds reach up to 5.8 Mbit/s. 3gstandards are defined by the International Telecommunication Association as IMT 2000 to facilitate growth, increase the width of bands and support diverse applications.

3G Broadband was the first timePublished in 2001, with Wimax introduced on the telecommunications market in 2007. After the initial edition of the 3G Broadband, NTT DOCOMO in Japan began. After this launch, 3G spread to other countries in Asia and Europe before the United States, where the first operator was the MONET mobile networks, followed by Verizon Wireless, which launched 3G in October 2004. Generally speaking, the 3G broadband market is still monopolized by mobile phone providers.

3G broadband data speed varies depending on location and provider, but it is still a significant improvement from 2G. This previous generation has been recorded for slow data transfer. Currently improving rates have been amplified in a 3G broadband connection.

In addition to cellular phones with a 3G broadband connection, it also became available through much smaller devices called Dongles. Dongles connect other devices like afterCounters, with mobile internet services. 3G broadband technology has to achieve a wide range of widespread use and coverage and remains exceeded by the conventional Internet for the bandwidth level.