5G is the latest iteration of mobile broadband ("G" standing for generation). Most US-based mobile carriers have introduced 5G to their networks in major cities. Broadband providers have promised that ...

Over the course of this year, Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile will be phasing out their 3G networks in favor of 4G LTE and 5G. While many connected cars on the road today get their navigation, safety and ...

What is 5G and how does it differ from 4G, 3G and what came before? That's the question most people ask when it comes to the increasingly hyped new 5G mobile technology. 5G stands for fifth-generation ...

It has been over five years since 5G was introduced across the globe, and it's safe to say it has brought about major improvements both for personal and industrial use. With speeds that are ...

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5G is coming soon. And although it seems pretty clear Apple is going to skip the next-gen wireless service in the 2019 iPhone, most Android manufacturers have made one thing certain: they’ll have at ...

FOSTER CITY, Calif. – If you’ve turned on the TV or browsed the web since the start of the year, you’ve undoubtedly been barraged with news and ads about 5G, the next generation wireless technology.

While carriers and manufacturers may promote their phones and services as 4G, the truth is that today’s technologies are still in 3G—maybe 3.9G. Driven by LTE-A, 4G will involve a bigger leap to ...

5G is coming this year, if some carriers are to be believed. But you won’t find a phone able to make use of 5G until at least 2019. Meanwhile, other networks and equipment manufacturers have been ...