Verizon Releases LTE Specs to Hardware Developers

We've made mention that Verizon was working on its LTE network earlier this year, and now it appears the big V is releasing network specifications so hardware developers can start designing phones capable of using the 4G network.
The specifications provide guidelines for both access and data transport for LTE-capable devices. A web conference will be hosted by Verizon on May 13 to discuss the specifications in more detail.
The company plans a commercial roll-out of LTE starting in 2010. LTE trials have the 4G network generating 60Mbps real-world speed (about 30x faster than a good 3G connection). Along with Verizon, AT&T is planning for a 4G network in 2011.
Via PhoneScoop.com and Electronista
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I guess Sprint's WIMAX can hear them now!
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LOL word. I heard T-Mobile is rolling out their 3g soon lol
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seriously...carriers are rolling out 4G while t-mobes is finally get their 3G network rolled out. Jeeze t-mobes...time to step ya game up
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