5G

The 5G race is heating up between companies competing to provide their customers in remote areas with fast access to space-based internet.

Vehicles will soon be able to interact with one another thanks to a system called C-V2X, or cellular vehicle-to-everything technology, with the aim of saving lives in the process.

Ericsson has won the deal for building 5G infrastructure on the world’s northernmost island, Reuters reported on Friday.

Developed in partnership between Deutsche Telekom and Google, the phones are designed around the best Google apps and services, integrating software, hardware and network capabilities into a seamless 5G experience.

In the future, companies will be able to wirelessly transfer and receive 6G terahertz (THz) data at a distance of up to 320 meters in open spaces.

The best 5G phones deliver much faster downloads, lower latency and much more. Check out our top 11 list below and perhaps choose one most suitable for your needs.

We talked with Dean Čizmar, PhD, a professor at the Polytechnic of Zagreb about wooden constructions, the ecological future in Croatia, and the efficient reduction of the carbon footprint.

Ericsson and Google continue to push the boundaries of network slicing and move the full range 5G benefits closer to consumers, by showcasing multiple network slices on a single device that support both consumer and enterprise applications.

Nearly every company has sustainability projects on its agenda, including mobile network operators (MNOs), governments, and organisations that set technological standards. But the acceleration of 5G network rollouts for telecom providers is generating new difficulties for such initiatives.

The growth of 5G continues at an unprecedented rate compared with other generations of mobile communications. According to a study released by InterDigital and ABI Research, it’s on track to generate $7tn of economic value in 2030, 12 years after the official 3GPP standard was published.