If you’re like most Android users, you probably have a 3G phone and are looking forward to upgrading to 4G. But before you do, there are a few things you need to know. First, your carrier might not offer 4G service yet. Second, even if your carrier does offer 4G service, it might not be available in all areas of the country. And finally, even if 4G service is available in your area, it might not be available at your house or at the height of your data plan’s speed. So how do you change from 3G to 4G on Android? Here are four tips:

  1. Check Your Carrier’s Plans: The first step is checking with your carrier to see if they offer any plans that will upgrade your phone to 4G. If they don’t, then you’ll need to buy a new phone that supports 4G. However, if your carrier does offer a plan that will upgrade your phone, make sure that it covers the cost of the upgrade and any additional fees (such as activation fees).
  2. Upgrade Your Phone: The next step is upgrading your phone itself. If you have an older model Android phone that doesn’t support 4G yet (or if it only supports 2G), then you’ll need to buy a new phone that supports 4G. There are many different models of phones that support 4G now; so finding one should be easy. Just make sure that the model of phone you choose supports LTE (4th generation cellular technology). LTE is faster than 3G and is more likely to be available in areas where 4G service is offered.
  3. Check Your Data Plan: Next, make sure that you have enough data plan space on your account for the download speeds required for4 G service. Most carriers now require at least 10GB of data per month for their fastest plans (which usually include LTE). So if you’re thinking about upgrading ..