5G is confusing. Carriers are already taking advantage of that and consumers need to make sure we're educated in how 5G works and what it is before we start looking for our next phone.
Verizon is pushing forward with its super fast 5G network. This is everything you need to know to decide if you want to be a part of it.
Verizon recently announced its nationwide 5G network for all customers with a compatible device. So far, that's limited to a few Samsung Galaxy Android phones with more to come in a few weeks.
5G deployment is moving fast and the list of cities with coverage is growing all the time. See if your U.S. city has coverage yet by Verizon, T-Mobile, or AT&T.
Mint Mobile officially supports 5G on its network on all plans. Making the most of T-Mobile's 5G network, Mint Mobile customers will be able to access the low-band, mid-band, and millimeter wave 5G connection if they have a phone that supports it.
Everyone thinks that 5G makes for a better cell phone experience, and the first 5G iPhones will sell like wildfire. Unfortunately, a high-refresh panel just doesn't have that same clout.
A UK parliamentary report said there was clear evidence of collusion between Huawei and the CCP. Parliament urged the government to remove all the company's 5G equipment from telecoms infrastructure.
Instead of only having a few smartphone makers release phones with 5G compatibility, it seems that the floodgates have opened. There are some really great 5G phones out there today, with even more to come in the next few months. These are the best 5G phones you can get in 2020.
For business customers 5G on AT&T is moving fast. Consumers need to wait a bit longer to get access to the fastest AT&T mobile network.
MediaTek announces another 5G capable chip for the Dimensity 800-series to take on Qualcomm's Snapdragon 765.
Samsung's Galaxy A51 will pick up a 5G variant in the U.S. from August 7. The company will also tack on an extra $100 for their trouble.
T-Mobile is launching its 5G network for anyone with a 5G compatible device. With Sprint under its wing, T-Mobile is building the most complete 5G network with low-band, mid-band, and high-band 5G.
Standalone (SA) 5G is able to work independent of an LTE network allowing for increased speeds, decreased latency, and improved coverage. Non standalone (NSA) 5G needs an LTE connection to work but still delivers most of the speed and improvements that come with 5G.
The Uncarrier today announced the launch of its standalone 5G network, which the company claims allows it to expand its 5G coverage by 30% to include 2,000 more cities across the U.S.
5G is more widely available today than it's ever been before. That's all fine and dandy, but how many people actually care?
AT&T today announced the nationwide deployment of 5G prior to the launch of expected 5G flagships like the Galaxy Note 20. The carrier also promised to offer 5G upgrades to some of its plans with no additional cost.
All of the major carriers are deploying 5G in some capacity and 5G capable phones are starting to roll out. It's all to answer the demand for more capacity and more consistent coverage.
Despite a somewhat rocky start, 5G is really starting to take shape as a worthwhile successor to 4G LTE. Luckily, there are plenty of reasons to get excited about it.
Samsung is launching the Galaxy A71 for Verizon in July. This is Samsung's second 5G enabled phone on the carrier after the launch of the Galaxy S20.
5G is still pretty new and so are its phones but the prices have started to come down. These are the cheapest 5G phones you can buy right now.