OnePlus CEO Pete Lau has confirmed that the company's upcoming 5G phone could carry a $200 to $300 premium over existing 4G-only devices. That suggests the OnePlus 5G phone will cost as much as $880.
Despite the fact that we're oh so close to 5G deployments, we're not quite there yet. But carriers are still really excited to show off 5G, so they're demoing it — to their own detriment.
A 5G network is useless without phones, and AT&T has tapped Samsung to build its first pair of them for 2019.
EE is rolling out 5G in six major cities across the UK initially, with plans to launch in ten other densely populated areas throughout the year.
Verizon isn't the only carrier getting the 5G Samsung phone in early 2019. AT&T just announced its plans to release the same device for its own 5G network.
The Galaxy S10 could be one of the first 5G phones on Verizon, alongside the Moto Z3.
5G is coming, and Sprint wants to be in the news about it.
Hot on the tail of the new OnePlus 6T, the company's CEO has confirmed that it plans on launching the very first 5G smartphone in Europe next year.
5G could be the solution for providing the information age to all Americans, but for it to happen a lot has to change. Here's hoping it can.
AT&T is racing to get 5G rolled out — just like the other major carriers in the US — and it just hit a big milestone in the Lone Star state. It's also announced the only commercial device so far that will be able to use the new 5G network.
If you live in one of four U.S. cities, you can now get Verizon's 5G Home service that brings 5G speeds to your home for $50/month.
During the INS Conference in Beijing, Honor President George Zhao confirmed the company's first 5G phone will arrive at some point in 2019.
Building on the success of the ultra-powerful Snapdragon 845, Qualcomm says that smartphone OEMs are now sampling test units of the chip's successor.
The 5G hype machine is picking up steam, but it's OK to want to ignore its whistle.
Details are scarce, other than Verizon 5G is coming to Indianapolis.
There's a lot to look forward to when it comes to 5G, and Verizon, along with Motorola, wants to play a major role in its early success.
The company that essentially invented the cellular phone just announced the first “5G-upgradable” smartphone- thanks to the magic of Moto Mods.
T-Mobile starts laying the groundwork for its 5G network.
5G is coming, and thanks to Qualcomm's new mmWave module, it'll be easier than ever for OEMs to support the faster network speeds on future smartphones.
To help pave the way for a 5G future, the 3GPP has officially completed the Standalone standard that'll allow for independent deployment of the upgraded network.