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1. Are Verizon and AT&T's LTE compatible? If not, they should have been required to be. If you decide you want to change providers because of performance, support, etc... you should not have to throw away hardware.
2. Does LTE provide Spectrum/Bandwidth in-addition to already existing 3G or does the provider (AT&T/Verizon) have to take away Spectrum/Bandwidth from 3G to implement LTE?