Still no Verizon Wireless LTE 4G coverage in your area? Well, you might not wait for long if your city is included in this list. Verizon Wireless announced a list of the intial 4G LTE cities for 2011 but we thought that it might be cool to share this info.

These cities will enjoy some cool upcoming Verizon Wireless smartphones with LTE 4G support including the Motorola DROID BIONIC and HTC Thunderdolt.

Check out the list of cities adfter the break.

T-Mobile promises that its first HSPA+ smartphone is "designed to run at 4G speeds." This means that it will take-on Sprint's formidable WiMAX 4G smartphones, the Epic 4G and the EVO 4G. Will it really be able to keep up with these powerful Android smartphones?

The LTE Vs WiMAX rivalry in the US is expected to formally begin when LTE commercially rolls out in November. So far, it appears that LTE 4G is the favorite over WiMAX in the impending 4G clash. However, the WiMax 2 standard is up and ready to go and raise the competition to another level by the start of 2012.

WiMAX currently holds the lead over LTE when it comes to 4G devices on the US market. Sprint is already selling the HTC EVO 4G and the Epic 4G is expected to follow in the following weeks. These are two of the coolest cell phones in the market and can lure consumers in to WiMAX 4G. LTE on the other hand is set be commercially launched in November and the devices for this network may be launched late this year. However, market research firm In-Stat believes that LTE may account for 61.2 percent of 4G-enabled mobile devices in 2014.

Some people think that LTE has a lot more potential than LTE. However, WiMAX 4G is more than a step ahead when it comes to smartphones which could be an advantage in the WiMAX vs LTE rivalry. Sprint has just introduced the second smartphone to support its WiMAX 4G network.

Clearwire has been sending out hints that a switch towards LTE may be possible in the next few years. For instance, CEO Bill Morrow declared that he advocates one all-IP 4G standard and that Clearwire could add LTE once it reaches the equivalency to WiMAX's capabilities. If this scenario materializes then it might spell and end to the LTE vs WiMAX rivalry. But merging the two technologies may not be as easy as Clearwire projects it to be.

It appears WiMAX 4G is losing its hold in Europe. Yota's defection to LTE is a major blow and another WiMAX 4G provider in Holland is set to shut down its operation in the Netherlands by the end of July 2010. Worldmax, a Dutch WiMAX 4G operator has decided to terminate its operations due to opposition from the military.

The HTC EVO 4G is one of the key pieces in the ongoing WiMAX vs LTE rivalry. Sprint and Clear managed to draw first blood by launching the first US smartphone for a WiMAX 4G network. The consumers have responded very well to the handset and is currently sold out. Will the first LTE handset be able to match this success?

WiMAX 4G appears to be reeling from being abandoned by Yota, but the technology has received a boost from the early success of the HTC EVO 4G. Sprint has proudly announced that its first WiMAX 4G smartphone has broken the first day sales record set by the Samsung Instinct and Palm Pre.

Let's discuss another wireless network comparison. This time let's discuss WiMAX Vs EVDO as these technologies are currently competing in the high-speed market.

But first let us first go over some details on EVDO or Evolution-Data Optimized or Evolution-Data technology. This wireless network is actually one of the major Third Generation, or 3G, wireless standards. So in essence this is a 3G vs WiMAX comparison.