Back in October, Verizon announced that its 4G network would be live by the end of 2010. What's more, Verizon has said that it will launch in 38 cities, making it the largest 4G network in the U.S.
LTE is important for a number of reasons, but most of all, because it has the potential to become the first true global standard in wireless. By contrast, Sprint has embraced WiMAX as its 4G standard, which is mainly prevalent in parts of Asia. Regardless, both technologies are exceptionally fast compared to today's mobile broadband standards -- and let's face it, that's really the most important factor.
Mashable will be compiling all the information from Verizon's 4G LTE news conference tomorrow, so be sure to check back for details on what's to come.