It has been almost 10 years in the making, but 5G is finally becoming a reality.
In 2018, carriers started rolling out 5G in selected cities.
At the moment, it seems like there are more questions about 5G than there are answers.
There is also the question of which carrier will have the best quality 5G service.
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What Is 5 G?
5G is the next generation of mobile broadband that will ultimately replace the 4G LTE.
With 5G, you will experience faster upload and download speeds at an exponential rate.
The time taken for devices to communicate with other wireless networks will also decrease significantly.
How 5 G Works
5G is relatively different from the traditional 4G LTE.
It varies from the spectrum bands to the small cells.
Below is everything you oughta know about how 5G works.
Spectrum
5G operates on three different spectrum bands, unlike the 4G LTE.
Although this might not seem important, it will have a striking effect on your day-to-day usage.
5G uses high-band spectrum which is also referred to as mmWave.
With this, you could get high speeds of up to 10 Gbps along with very low latency.
What 5 G Uses
5G uses improved broadband.
The upgrade to 5G will significantly alter the way we interact with technology on an everyday basis.
5G adds spectrum bands that are not being used for commercial broadband traffic.
5G also makes use of remote control since it has astonishingly low latency.
Finally, the experience will depend on your location and the coverage in your area.
