Rapid development of various communication technologies, both fixed and mobile, has caused, first of all, an increased interest in accessing the Internet. The huge role of the Internet in today’s world of information exchange is undeniable. Quality communication enables people to more efficiently work, learn, communicate, and have access to streaming videos, listen to audio, and use online services with all sorts of commercial companies and government agencies.

Urban residents, in most cases, have a choice between wired and wireless Internet access. In rural areas, the situation is dramatically different. Major operators are not focused on providing telephone and Internet communications to the rural communities – they are mainly focused on large sites and highly populated areas. That’s why providing high-speed Internet access to rural communities is still a very important task.

Standard LTE enables carriers and operators to provide high-speed access for mobile phones and data terminals as well as to optimize existing networks for additional vertical market applications such as smart grid or transportation. The use of mobile broadband services is accelerating at exceptional rates with increased applications such as gaming, social networking and video for mobile devices. 4G, namely WiMAX and LTE, enables users to carry the same user experience they have at home or in the office while they are on-the-go.