Since the creation of the 4G, the various operators are waging a battle to get the largest coverage in the country. The more it is, the more the chances of the customer is guaranteed to multiply. Free currently seeking ways to grow in this framework in order to play his card and managed via Orange to offer this more developed network to millions of users. A dispute with the network provider has also vindicated Free wishing to enjoy its fiber optic customers without however overtaxed. The operator continues its campaign unbundling while proposing at the mobile to go directly to a compatible device with 4G in order to benefit from the network that has been established and will be gradually expanded. Free is an outsider with 50% of the population covered by 4G while SFR reaches 58% and Bouygues Telecom reaches the record of 70%. Nevertheless, the group continues its seductive approach to the public by offering particularly advanced smartphones. Seeking levers to develop, it is ready to multiply efforts to attract potential partnerships. Last operation dated, Free proposes to move to 4G 50GB instead of 20GB in order to be more competitive than its competitors. This proposal will appeal to all individuals who dream to get a much bigger start than normally offered by other operators. This proposal is more attractive than 3G for its part will continue to 20GB so opt for 4G will use his mobile phone to all new applications that require very high speed. Small subtlety still, this amount of downloaded data is only available through the use of 4G. It is reduced to 20 GB for use in 3G with a smartphone-compatible 4G, and 3 GB only if your phone does not have this technology. Free deploying its 4G antennas at great speed and has to increase its population coverage to 60% by the end of 2015. Hopefully network quality follow the same trend, while the operator was recently singled out by Arcep for the mediocrity of its download speeds. <- share buttons by mashshare.net - version: 2.4.2>
Free SFR his lead on 4G
Free proposes to move to 50GB 4G instead of 20 GB
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