Samsung Electronics and KT Corporation (KT) today announced that they have successfully achieved 1Gbps speed over the air using KT’s 5G commercial network deployed in Seoul, which has been providing 5G mobility commercial service since December 1, 2018, in collaboration with Samsung’s Networks business unit. KT used its 5G commercial network with 3.5GHz frequency, which
5G or the fifth generation of network technology has been in testing for the past few years and looks like 2019 will finally see smartphone manufacturers launch devices that can hook up to ultra-fast 5G networks. 5G is expected to bring lower latency to networks, which means online gaming, for one, will become much more
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You’ve probably heard carriers begin to talk about 5G coming soon. While no carrier has officially rolled out the tech, and there have been various implementations, it’s coming sooner rather than later. more… The post Report: Intel to supply 5G modems for the iPhone in 2020 appeared first on 9to5Mac. … 9to5Mac
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You’ve heard the claims: 5G will enable safe self-driving cars, streaming virtual reality, long-distance surgery, 3D holographic video calls, the $ 50 smartphone and the four-hour workweek. 5G will usher in the real-time enterprise (RTE), we’re told, transforming business completely. The companies building 5G technology say real-world 5G speeds will be 10 to 20 times
