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Also known as 3rd Generation, 3rd-Generation
thumb|A USB modem for 3G plugged into a laptop.
3G is a wireless technology standard that allows mobile devices and computers to connect to the internet through cellular networks. It matters because it enabled faster mobile internet speeds than previous generations, making it practical for people to browse the web, stream media, and access data services while on the move.
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Vinony's link graph records 1,685 inbound references to 3G, and connects out to Universal Mobile Telecommunications System, Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution and High Speed Packet Access.
It sits within the topics Computer-related introductions in 2001, Japanese inventions and Mobile telecommunications.
Vinony links it to 72 Wikipedia language editions.
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