Island telecommunications company Sure says it should have its own 4G network up and running this summer.
Last week the company signed a deal with Chinese technology giant Huawei to replace the existing 2G and 3G network.
4G will provide faster broadband speeds for mobile phones – and you’ll even be able to run home broadband over it.
But will it mean buying a new mobile phone? Not necessarily, says Sure’s Andy Bridson:
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