Updated Sep. 14, 2012 at 7:36 a.m.
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New York — The iPhone 5 is Apple's first mobile handset that uses new "LTE" wireless networks. What's LTE --and why should you care? The Associated Press offers some answers.
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New York — The iPhone 5 is Apple's first mobile handset that uses new "LTE" wireless networks. What's LTE --and why should you care? The Associated Press offers some answers.
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