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3G
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3G

(3rd Generation) Typically refers to the current generation of data transmission capabilities over a cellular network for Internet access and real-time video. The major 3G technologies are EV-DO for CDMA networks, such as used by Verizon and Sprint, and HSDPA for GSM networks for carriers such as AT&T and T-Mobile. For example, the iPhone 3G, Apple's second generation iPhone, uses HSDPA. For more details, see cellular generations and iPhone.



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