T-Mobile launches its nationwide 600MHz 5G network, Galaxy Note10+ 5G incoming Comments

• NotAnOpinion
• 4dt
• 03 Dec 2019

I'mPhone, 03 Dec 2019I wonder how stable is the 5G network and if it's going to cause overheating in some phones. ... moreSorry to say, but the ME, parts of Asia and Africa has much bigger concerns to focus on before they could even consider tackling advance network technologies.

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• I'mPhone
• 6c9
• 03 Dec 2019

I wonder how stable is the 5G network and if it's going to cause overheating in some phones.

Unforfunately 5G cannot be deployed worldwide because some countries (especially Africa, some SE Asia countries, and Middle East) lack the proper infrastructure. Even 2G/EDGE is still prominent in such countries.

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• NotAnOpinion
• 4dt
• 03 Dec 2019

Geric.770, 03 Dec 2019Why would you compare figures that aren't accurate in the first place? Also, China is more ... moreI do agree that 5G will not change no one's daily life today, tomorrow, even for the next few years, if then. (Not everyone cares about autonomous vehicles, AI robots, Smart Cities, etc. controlling our lifes.)

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• NotAnOpinion
• 4dt
• 03 Dec 2019

Geric.770, 03 Dec 2019Why would you compare figures that aren't accurate in the first place? Also, China is more ... moreAdvance in what actually?
Technology transfer
IP Theft
Cyberhacking, etc.

In those sectors, I totally agree.

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• Mark _S
• 58S
• 03 Dec 2019

No coverage in the upper peninsula of Michigan or Alaska. And many areas they depend on AT&T for roaming. Who are they kidding!

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• Geric.770
• wYC
• 03 Dec 2019

NotAnOpinion, 03 Dec 2019You got jokes. First to deploy 5G and first to reach hundreds-of-millions consumers in the wor... moreWhy would you compare figures that aren't accurate in the first place?

Also, China is more advanced than what you might think.
Don't even bother me going to American's claims. 5G is still a short range invention, so it's still a potential future proofing rather than just a fantasy.

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• NotAnOpinion
• 4dt
• 03 Dec 2019

Geric.770, 03 Dec 2019China is now testing 6G, if you're curious. America isn't advanced as China these days beca... moreYou got jokes. First to deploy 5G and first to reach hundreds-of-millions consumers in the world's biggest economy.

Black Friday one-day sale break records (over $7B just online not including offline, Sat, Sun or CyberMonday numbers) again, compared to China's 11-11 (China's and India's mimic of Black Friday) and India's Dawali 5-day ( which is over a billiin people in both countries) festival, Lol

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• NotAnOpinion
• 4dt
• 03 Dec 2019

HappyAndroidUser, 03 Dec 2019Uhm, China already got 5G and its testing 6GJust get over it. The US was first to deploy 5G, and now via T-Mobile, it will reach over 200M consumers Dec. 8. (THIS YEAR!) while China snailing around, analysts at Jefferies predict that China will have 110 million 5G users — about 7% of the country's population — by 2020. (When in 2020, 1Q, 3rdQ?!)

110M is half of 200M+ with no known deployment date, Bud.

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• UnlimitedEverything
• NU{
• 03 Dec 2019

[deleted post]You might as well say, 'Thank you China!' LMAO

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• Geric.770
• wYC
• 03 Dec 2019

[deleted post]China is now testing 6G, if you're curious.

America isn't advanced as China these days because of how they are not paying their debts.

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• HappyAndroidUser
• 3bm
• 03 Dec 2019

[deleted post]Uhm, China already got 5G and its testing 6G

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• Drg84
• IbI
• 03 Dec 2019

To be fair this is Low Frequency LTE. Still good, but it's not going to hit GB speeds. But much better and consistent coverage. Think of it as 4.5G

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