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Vodafone's LTE or "4G" launch has reanimated chatter that superfast mobile data could make the Ultrafast Broadband (UFB) rollout redundant.
Why bother with fibre when you've got a 4G data stick, or a 4G wi-fi box that shares superfast cellular broadband across all the devices in your home or
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