A friend of yours is having trouble getting good Internet service. He says his house is too remote for cable TV-he doesn't even have a telephone line to his house. He's also really frustrated with satellite service because cloudy skies or storms often disrupt the signal. You ask him what provider he uses for his cell phone. He says he has Verizon for his cell, which gets a good signal at his house. What Internet service will you recommend he look into getting for his home network?

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Michelle Fletcher

24 March, 09:41

A friend of yours is having trouble getting good Internet service. He says his house is too remote for cable TV-he doesn't even have a telephone line to his house. He's also really frustrated with satellite service because cloudy skies or storms often disrupt the signal. You ask him what provider he uses for his cell phone. He says he has Verizon for his cell, which gets a good signal at his house. What Internet service will you recommend he look into getting for his home network?

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Kash Daniel · Answer 1

I would recommend that he should consider getting an Long-term Evolution (LTE) installed internet.

Explanation:

LTE is short for Long-term Evolution. It is a wireless communication standard, normally considered as 4G LTE. It is about 10 times faster than the 3G networks. The LTE can provide up to 75Mbit/s uplink rates and 300Mbit/s downlink rates.

Back to our scenario, since he has Verizon for his cell and has a good signal at his house. The LTE internet option will benefit him greatly.