Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority TL;DR T-Mobile has announced two new 5G internet plans — Home Internet Plus, available April 26, and Away, available May
Tag: 5G
Today marks 5 years of 5G: Has it lived up to your expectations?
Robert Triggs / Android Authority Five years ago, on April 3, 2019, Verizon switched on its 5G network in cities like Chicago and Minneapolis. Fast
What is 5G Advanced and when will it release?
Robert Triggs / Android Authority Even though we’ve only just started taking 5G plans for granted, another cellular upgrade is already on its way. Dubbed
5.5G networks are here, and so are the first Android phones to support it
Robert Triggs / Android Authority TL;DR China’s state-owned telecom provider, China Mobile, announced the launch of its 5.5G network. 5.5G (or 5G Advanced) networks offer
Pixel phones now have 5G in some unsupported countries
Robert Triggs / Android Authority TL;DR Google has quietly enabled 5G support for Pixel phones in seven new countries. Pixel handsets aren’t currently sold in
T-Mobile speeds up your 5G: Millions to see immediate boost
Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority TL;DR T-Mobile has activated new spectrum, aiming to significantly improve network performance, especially in rural areas. Nearly 60 million customers
6G networks: Potential speeds, release window, and more
David Imel / Android Authority You might be surprised to learn that the telecommunications industry has already started working on 6G — the next-generation mobile
5G network not working on your phone? Here’s how you can try to fix it
Time has advanced far enough that 5G has gone from pure luxury to something many of us take for granted — except, of course, when
Tello Mobile shows that your phone bill doesn’t have to break the bank
Pre-paid carriers are becoming increasingly popular as more and more consumers are getting savvy to the fact that they don’t have to rely on the
What does 5G UW mean? Is it better than regular 5G?
Mobile networks can be a confusing mess, especially if your phone often cycles between various generations like 4G, LTE, and 5G. If that wasn’t enough,