4G Puts You in Control of Your Internet Experience by Justin Walton

If you've ever been signed up for cable or DSL, you probably eventually felt like you had lost control. Not only were you not be able to use the internet anywhere you wanted to, but your billing situation might have spiraled out of control too. Thankfully, there is a better option for you out there; sign up for 4G internet and you'll be in the driver's seat again, and in more ways than one.

Although cable and DSL are both pretty fast, people can't help but complain about a couple of things when it comes to those services. First of all, customers end up complaining that they're paying too much each month for internet, and for good reason. Often times their bill can have upwards of $100 of charges on it. Although internet service by itself doesn't tend to be that expensive, cable and DSL companies usually don't let you sign up for it unless you also sign up for a plethora of other services at the same time. For example, a cable internet provider will make you sign up for cable TV and a DSL provider will make you sign up for telephone land line service. They don't really force you to sign up, but if you don't you may have to pay more for internet service. Even if they wouldn't make you pay more, you're definitely going to be pressured into signing up for more than just internet. Thankfully, you won't have to worry about that with 4G. It won't be a problem at all to only sign up for internet with your new service if that's what you want to do.

The second major problem that people have with cable and DSL is that they're not all that versatile. Ultimately, you're going to be stuck using the internet in and around your home with either of those two wired broadband solutions. Not even a Wifi router will be able to help much because your range will only be extended by a few hundred feet at the very most. It simply won't be possible to use the internet across town with that kind of wired technology. With 4G it is possible to enjoy that kind of usage though because it's based on cellular technology instead. You can currently use your cell phone all over town and you'd also be able to the internet in the same way too once you make the switch.

The bottom line is that 4G puts you in control of your internet experience. You will finally be able to choose where you'll be browsing from, which shouldn't be understated. If you've only ever browsed from your room at home, you don't really know what kind of internet experience you're missing out on unless you make the switch and try cellular internet out for yourself. It also puts you in control of your billing situation too. If you only care about subscribing to internet service and you don't want cable TV or telephone land lines anymore, then 4G is definitely the way to go because it will finally allow you to be subscribed to internet on your terms.