BSIT-220- Wk 7 WIMAX and LTE

WIMAX was created as alternative internet to DSL and Cable.
However LTE was chosen by all of the Cellular Long Distance Carriers.
Making WIMAX obsolete.   WIMAX is still being used in Africa,
Alaska, Canada , Australia.
WIMAX because of it being wireless by nature .
The further away away from the source that a client would get . The slower their connection to the network would become.  LTE devices like a smartphone can be miles away from the source.
LTE works better for a Mobile Network because of this.

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