The capabilities of cellular networks have improved greatly since their original development for analog voice phone calls. Most recently, fourth-generation (4G) wireless supports a variety of data-intensive needs. A benefit of 4G networks is that they:
A) Use spread-spectrum technology to ensure high transmission rates.
B) Provide fast transmission rates equivalent to DSL or broadband-cable.
C) Provide fast transmission rates equivalent to high-speed dial-up connections.
D) Enable bandwidth throttling, allowing the user access to unrestricted download speeds.

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4G networks provide fast transmission rates that are comparable to DSL or broadband-cable, supporting data-intensive applications like streaming and video conferencing.

The Capabilities of Cellular Networks Have Improved Greatly Since Their