Because of the faster speeds, 4G must come with a hefty price tag, right? Wrong.
The Moto G 4G with LTE is just £159 – that's only £10 more than the standard 3G model. Who wouldn't pay a tenner for twice the internet speed?
That price is SIM-free.
The handset isn't currently available on pay monthly tariffs, but keep your eyes peeled. Its predecessor can be had for free on contracts costing just £11 a month.
While 4G contracts are pricier than 3G, it could still pop up as a bargain.
Amazingly, despite its low price, it's not the most affordable 4G smartphone in town.
It's been outdone by its stablemate, the new Motorola Moto E.
This packs a 4.5-inch screen, 4G LTE networking and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 processor, all in a package that costs just £110. Bargain.
Even cheaper, the EE Kestrel costs just £99. Though obviously it makes some compromises.
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Samsung sold more smartwatches than anyone else last year. It shifted 1.2 million of the wearables – that's around half a million more than Pebble, which came in second with 700,000.
Samsung's pole position isn't much of a surprise. It currently sells six different smartwatches, including the Gear S, Gear Fit and Gear 2.
Second place is quite an achievement for Pebble, however, seeing as it's a much smaller company.
But it's overcome that competitive advantage to achieve huge success with its original smartwatch and the new Pebble Time, which has raised almost $18 million on Kickstarter, and still has over two weeks to go.
Fitbit came third with 600,000 units, and Sony was fourth with 550,000. Lenovo sold 500,000 smartwatches, LG 420,000, and Garmin 400,000.
This was followed by Withings (170,000), Polar (150,000) and Asus (120,000).
Boom times for smartwatches, then. The Apple Watch will launch on April 24th.
Analysts predict it could sell more on its first day than all Android Wear devices combined. The Cupertino company is said to have ordered 3 million units for its initial sales run.
Apple has revealed the battery will last 18 hours before needing juicing up.
That's if you check the time 90 times, receive 90 notifications, use apps for 45 minutes, and work out for 30 minutes while listening to music over Bluetooth.
It will also give you three hours of talk time on a single charge, and six and a half hours of music playback.
Fitness fans will get seven hours of workout time.
You can extend the battery by using it less. Only check the time five times an hour, and it will run for 48 hours before needing a recharge. (Though if you're doing that, you may as well buy a normal watch.) Power Reserve mode, where it just shows the time, gives it 72 hours of battery with four time checks an hour.
Vodafone’s offer is priced broadly in line with EE’s. For us, Voda's standout One M9 tariff is £43.50 per month over 24 months, plus £19 upfront on its Red 4G plan.
Impressively,that gets you a whopping 4GB of data per month, plus unlimited minutes and texts. And you get free use of Spotify Premium, Sky Sports Mobile TV or a Now TV Entertainment Pass.
Vodafone is selling the One M9 gold-on-silver and gun-metal. And we’re guessing the gold-on-gold edition will make its way over once EE’s exclusive expires.
Unveiled last week at Mobile World Congress, the One M9 improves on its award-winning predecessor by swapping the M8’s Ultrapixel camera for a high-grade 20.7-megapixel lens and upgraded speakers with Dolby 5.1 sound.
Featuring a largely unchanged design from the M8, the M9 is also home to a more intelligent version of HTC’s Sense user interface with Google Now-style, location-specific digital assistant capabilities.
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