Make Your Way for 4G Communication Technology

Technology has done wonders and continues to dazzle us with its innovation and sophistication. In a world where people need to be in many places at the same time, technology has become a basic necessity.
Introduction of 2G changed our way of living and 3G made us want more and now with 4G we will explore the world like never before.
What is 4G?
4G as the name suggests is where 3G left off (and 2G before it). 4G or Fourth Generation technology of cellular communication is the next chapter in evolution of mobile data.
It offers high data rates that have generated new trends for the market and prospects for existing as well as for new telecommunication businesses. 4G allows the consumers to watch TV online and make use of services such as video call, online shopping and access to social media, while they are on the move.
4G has made its mark around the world being 10 times faster and more efficient. It has allowed its users to do more in lesser time and without any restriction. You are connected every time and everywhere.
Currently 4G network exists in 75 countries which adopted 4G for a very simple reason: they recognize that technology is an engine for economic development, one that will help businesses to grow while encouraging investment from other countries.
4G in Pakistan
As 4G continues to impress everyone around the world with its diverse range of opportunities and applications, Pakistan still awaits its implementation.
The users in Pakistan wait anxiously to experience this technological phenomenon but all in vain as uncertainty clouds over the launch of not only 4G but also 3G network across the country.
Of the five mobile operators in Pakistan, only Oslo-based Telenor has so far entertained public interest in acquiring a 3G license, stating that it could be operationally ready at the end of 2013. Telenor has also been working on the prospect of launching 4G network in Pakistan.
This however is an expensive venture and will need the support of the newly elected government to cover part of the expenditure.
Why 4G
The introduction of 4G services will play a major role in facilitating growth and investment, developing a 21st Century digital infrastructure to serve consumers, businesses and the economy for the future.
Its implementation in Pakistan will drive prosperity and will increase Internet penetration by 10 per cent resulting in a raise of GDP by 1.5 to 1.6 per cent. The employment rate will go up as 2500 online jobs will make way as a result of the implementation of 4G technology across the country.
Moreover it is high time that Pakistan enters the digital race as many countries in the region including India have adopted this technology and are doing further research in this sector.
In this emerging competition Pakistan cannot afford to lag behind, service providers must be given sufficient resources by the government to implement necessary means in order to provide 4G services across the country.
Hopefully with new policies in effect we may see the birth of 4G networks in Pakistan by the end of 2013.