View solution in original post. I would have to agree with Meowmix on this one, LTE may appear as though it is consuming your battery life at a faster rate, but that would only be due to the fact that you can access and download more information at a faster rate. By being able to complete more processes in a shorter time frame you tend to want to do more which will consume battery life. An analogy would be a jug of water with a hole in the side. The size of the hole is proportional to the speed of your connection and the water is the activites or processes that you can complete.
You can still process the same information but at a faster rate. I know it's a poor analogy since you actually process more due to less downtime between processes which eats at battery life as well but it gets the point across.
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