IPhone will support LTE wireless standard, but not earlier than 2012

mobile data transmission technology LTE, also known as one-4G standards has the potential to support iGadzhetov future generations, according to MacRumors. Employees of this information resource as a mosaic assembled from online articles picture of the prospects for the use of the LTE-technology in Apple's mobile products.

So, Boy Genius Report provided evidence that cellular operators are cooperating with Apple's, is now testing the iPhone with support for LTE. This supposedly indicate Verizon and AT & T official documents. The MacRumors also bother to examine plist-file assemblies iOS 5 for developers and found in one of these file LTE.plist, with which the developers worked within the framework of internal investigations.

Engadget in turn, has published data on special LTE-equipment that operator AT & T has put in one of the stores Apple Store. Obviously, this is done with the development plans and the progress in cooperation with Apple fourth-generation network operator.

Finally, Forbes

reports that Apple is looking for a new employee for the "field" testing their new mobile gadgets. In the description of the requirements for the post special emphasis is placed on experience with LTE-technology. I think that comment is superfluous.

Although, we should probably mention that the iPhone 5 still do not expect support for LTE technology. This was even referred to himself Tim Cook (Tim Cook), when speaking of LTE-chipset format. According to him, the first generation of chipsets iPhone requires significant design changes to that Apple is not going to go so far. Possibly, in this case adaptation requires a battery. After all, 4G LTE-chipsets require higher capacity batteries that smartphones can not yet provide.

There is the assumption that in the future, in the new iPhone models with LTE support will be integrated into the chipset Qualcomm MDM9615. It was developed at the beginning of this year, and in the mass market only arrive in the second quarter of 2012. But predictions about the iPhone 6 is too early to do.