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I just noticed the 5G signal on my iPhone 11.
I just noticed the 5G signal on my iPhone 11.
5Ge is not real 5G. That's just AT&T being misleading. - https://forums.imore.com/iphone-11-pro-max/421690-5g-iphone-11-a.html
T-Mobile does have their low band 5G built out nationwide. If you want to use it right now you need OnePlus 7T Pro McLaren Edition, a Samsung Galaxy S20 series, or a Galaxy Note 10 5G.It's nice to see the icon, just to know it's there.
Wish Tmobile would git-r-done here.
T-Mobile does have their low band 5G built out nationwide. If you want to use it right now you need OnePlus 7T Pro McLaren Edition, a Samsung Galaxy S20 series, or a Galaxy Note 10 5G.
It's nice to see the icon, just to know it's there.
Wish Tmobile would git-r-done here.
5G may not ever get done. It requires cell tower placement very close together, which would be a problem in at least many communities and other areas.
I think that this is probably the truth. It won’t get done. I live in England, it is a comparatively small area but rural connectivity is very poor. But we certainly don’t want masts every quarter mile in all directions, we already have electricity pylons and wind turbines all over the place. For everywhere but urban use 5g seems to be a wrong turning.
Exactly! I’ve had 5Ge on my iPhone for several months. 5Ge is basically the same thing as LTE.
I think that this is probably the truth. It won’t get done. I live in England, it is a comparatively small area but rural connectivity is very poor. But we certainly don’t want masts every quarter mile in all directions, we already have electricity pylons and wind turbines all over the place. For everywhere but urban use 5g seems to be a wrong turning.
It is much faster than 4G but not fast enough to be called 5G. So it’s called 5g Evolution. It’s not a scam. AT&T has never advertised a 5G network.