if in 4g u mean HSPA+ then I believe it does.. If u mean Wimax (sprint) or LTE (verizon) no it doesnt ... yet
Very true. They couldn't advertise cutting edge technology but not have it's designated carriers best connectivity. It would be overshadowed by the average customer coming in for a "4g" phone because sounds like it's bigger and better. Question is would they sell themselves short on the Charge by releasing it too close? Also how long will it take to put LTE inside of the S2 and still keep it as slim as it is.