Clearly there are a lot of people here who don't understand the concept of data allotment vs pipe speed. The new technology allows you to get more faster, and CAN use more, but you have to use more, it doesn't just use more by default.
I don't believe you can see the difference between my HPSA+ on cheap Straight Talk vs your fannytastic LTE unless you're download a movie first before playing it. It's all about latency and due cellphone working over RF you will have the same ping time on LTE and HSPA+. 99% of average Joe users will see no benefit when browsing the web with a std 5Mbps connection vs your 50Mbps. If you can prove me wrong show me the evidence - show me a test. Two identical phone one on LTE, other on HSPA+.
Perhaps you are 14 so your folks are young but us old farts with parent who never used a computer until age 60+ will get stung by this. I love geeky message board where young bucks think they represent the majority of consumers - sorry but you and I represent 1-5% tops, a piss in the ocean mate, (if so apple would of given you a massive screen by now like you requested) and while it may seem logical for us to RTFM lots of folks don't have the savvy or time to get into all the details.
For your and I LTE is the way to go but until there is truly unlimited data or bigger caps for cheap then I don't see why LTE will be better. Give me better coverage and ping time / latency any day.
And no I'm not resisting technology, I had the internet in 97 and DSL too 256k - still of been in nappies in 97
- but there is something seriously messed up with cell phone companies who are charging us for data by the Mb. In Europe I believe costs are much lower and sure you have to bring your own device but why do we pay so much here in the US?
And control, ok if you have a kid one day are they get to 18 are you going to give em a Nissan GTR, good luck with that and all the education, hint an old 240d might be better. Your faith in the human race is somewhat flawed.