Recently, AT&T began rebranding its LTE Advanced network on a select number of smartphones by replacing the existing 4G LTE logo with a new 5G E one. This has led to backlash from both consumers and rivals but today the company attempted to defend its move.
In an interview with Tom’s Guide, AT&T’s Senior Vice President for Wireless Technology, Igal Elbaz, stated that the carrier isn’t trying to mislead its customers. Instead, it aims to “let customers know” that they are in an “enhanced experience area,” something that around 20 devices support at the moment.
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