Telecom Companies will slow down 4G once 5G rolls out in order make customers pay more. They did that with 3G, before 4G we used to get pretty decent speeds. But when they rolled out 4G, their 3G speeds could barely open websites.
So, basically: 3G -> 4G LTE -> 4G LTE-A=4G -> 5G Now if you think that's bad, look at the USB naming convention. Edit: Changed signs to display arrows -> which was what I wanted to do initially.
I used to own a Samsung Galaxy S-II, which was advertised as having 4G capabilities. Yet nowadays, my iPhone 6S doesn't ever mention 4G. It only displays "LTE", despite 4G being possible in the current era.
Excellent explanation about the differences in the technologies. Several years ago I learned that 4G LTE was not as good as 4G till you explained it. I always considered 4G LTE as the Light Weight Version of 4G.
4G stands for 4th Generation, of phones. LTE stands for Long Term Evolution. LTE is the cellphone communication standard (network and modulation, encoding/decoding standard). LTE has been the global standard since 4rd Generation (4G) of phones. When you have RUclipsrs doing LTE vs 4G vs 5G video, it means they don't really know what they are talking about.
@@starbase51shiptestingfacility funny to see you mention ppl not knowing what they are talking about as you type out ( 4rd ) l m F a o, you are funny man
Back in 2011, I was working on the LTE rollout for a Canadian cell carrier. Even back then, LTE was often referred to as 4G LiTE, as the full 4G spec wasn't yet available.
Hi Thio. Have never commented on your videos I just watch and listen. But this time I have to say thank you for this clarifications even for a not so savy techy person, I understood your explanation. Thank you!
Because if all this bs most of the older generation people paying for inferior tech even though better tech exist for the same price or at a slight increase. Even now people are hesitant to fit 1080p because they think it's expensive.
Bytes, no. Bits yes as in Gbps (Giga bits per second) because internet wireless broadcast sensitivity is measured in bits not Bytes. Micro SD card data transfer speed is different altogether... which is measured in Mega Bytes per second or MB/s. Bytes as in the capital letter B. bits as in the smaller letter b.
A viewpoint from an Aussie - after we shut down our Analogue FTA networks, that segment of the spectrum was quickly adapted to be used for 4G network coverage as what Telstra (one of our major telecos and network providers) dubbed as "4GX" - all the benefits of 4G speeds and reliability at much longer ranges from the base towers than baseline 4G due to using the lower frequencies (previously used by Analogue FTA) that travel further than the 4G frequencies used in the cities when originally rolled out. 4GX was a big boon for upgrading the mobile phone services from 3G to 4G in rural areas such as most of the Riverina in NSW - where it's nothing but farmland for miles on end and you're easily travelling 40km/25mi between small towns and need good reliable coverage the whole way. Heck, I'm personally using a 4G Mobile Broadband internet connection from Optus (our second largest teleco/ISP) as my home internet, getting 500GB/month at 200-250mbps down and 50-75mbps up for just $69 AUD/month (recontracted down from $80-85 AUD/month), in a town where the only hardwire internet service is 8000/384kbps ADSL(2) and the fabled NBN (National Broadband Network) with its promised FTTP is nowhere in sight, as the nearest town to mine (40km away) only has NBN "Fixed Wireless" that caps out at 100/40mbps (though apparently with unlimited data).
It would make sense for Apple to future proof their next phone by having it be 5 G compatible. Why would I give up my current iPhone otherwise. It had better be a more compelling reason than they given us in the last two iterations.
G Lukes Hi, I'm in Melbourne Australia. We get speeds in excess of 2000Mbps Down and 600Mbps up using the HTC 5G Hub. I believe that we have the fastest speeds in the world at this time. This has only just started happening over the last month. It is bloody wonderful being able to download two 8k Extreme Ultra HD movies at the same time with no glitching or lag.
It's funny talking about 4G and LTE. In the UK LTE basically doesn't exist and our 4G just sucks. Doesn't matter what network you're with. With 4G advance rolling out (slowly) companies like Vodafone, Three and EE (T-Mobile and Orange (now owned by BT)) 4G is much better and now pushing at 50MBPS if you're lucky. Not going to lie when I say I'm excited for 5G, these companies are getting serious and are trying to compete in being first to bring it to market. All exciting stuff. Now all we need to to see ISPs improve on fibre internet with at least 300 up and down instead of 60 down and 15 up. I love seeing everything that's going on in this space and again Hella excited. I mean the UK might get 5G at the end of this year with the recent news coming from Three.
May family left the UK in the 1830s and came to America cause the cellular service was better if the UK had better cellular service maybe people might come back.
Most Australians don't accept when they have decent internet speeds because we are constantly told how bad it is here. I get up to 220mbps on 4G in Darwin on the Telstra network (our biggest network). Telstra has also released 5G already showing real world speeds of up to 1900mbps around Sydney.
Since 3.5G, my problem rarely has been the actual speed of the connection, but rather the very restrictive download limit after which carriers reduce your speed to 64 kbit.
I told a T-Mobile rep that I was good with the 4G version of the Note 10 plus becauseI drive alot in the dead zones of the heartland. Then... he tried telling me that the boondocks, forest and nonpopulated areas would get 5G first (to test it out before the Cities and Suburbs) so I should be good with 5G 😂😂😂 It was everything I could do not to laugh in his face for that.
The Samsung S10 announced today will have a 5G model which will be available by the end of next month. Most UK networks will begin rollout at the end of this year in major cities and then most of the other towns and cities will get 5G next year.
I always told my customers that LTE meant lite... So 4G LTE is the lite version or 4G... Makes it easier for them to understand that 4G is better than 4G-LTE...
Always buy with newest modem if posible. Wireless band (frequency) is a limited resource. Once new technology with better efficiency come, the band will be recycled. So, When 5G come, be sure that some "old" 4G band will be re-used (upgraded) to be used as 5G. This will make 4G speed goes down.
Jakub C this person said they developed cancer near their jaw and it was exactly where they always held their phone. Same with women who had their phone in their bras, now it is a known fact that they give off radiation
No bro m using uk 3g net nd it dam slow even ur airtel is better than this here we dont have that much speed it is true . Nd our customer service staff in india .
"5G , watts not to hate." Prof. I Ver Mectin Btw~ each 5G antenna uses 1.8 kilowatts 24/7/365 Think big pot of pasta boiling violently full blast on your stoves biggest burner full time, all day and night year-round! Now multiply by a million , maybe more. "The grid won't hold captain, I'm giving it all I got" Scott (Star Trek) "3.8 Gigawatts, Great Scot!" Doc ( Back to the Future)
Great explanation. Thank you so much. One question, would you advise sticking with 4G device for the next 2 or 3 years until they work out the actual real 5G service, or would you immediately invest in a 5G cell phone?
Your 3G blurb unlocked a memory deep in my brain of a Kyocera 2235 cell phone my mom used to have, and a game on it called Cavern Crawl... and now I'm buying old 2002 cell phones on eBay to play games that are bound to be supremely nostalgic and slightly disappointing in the gameplay area, hahah. This was like a "foundational game" for me if you will though, it's a roguelike I played long before discovering my love for Nethack or Binding of Isaac, and I'm so happy to have found it again that I just had to thank you for triggering it for me. EDIT: I should mention that the Kyocera 2235 was the first 3G Verizon phone, so that's probably why the memory was unlocked, although I didn't even remember that when I was looking it up, it was just something I read in the eBay listing haha. Memory is weird!
Thanks Thio Joe, another great video, you produce excellent content full videos that are always easily explained. Could you possibly do a video on 4G/5G Routers, my apologies if you have already made one, I have an unlimited 4G contract for my broadband as the landline speeds were horrendous.
Let me bring some understanding to what you are seeing: 1. Organizations are paid by those who fund them to document what their members agree on. Whether or not they become significant is tied to how well their owners products and ideas are, and how well they are willing to work together for a common purpose. It requires a compelling need for the innovators to donate their intellectual property for a common cause, and they must be protected at least within the organization for it to make sense. If you have a monopoly and everything you need, you don't need it because you are the de facto standard. As a market grows, it attracts would-be competition from those who are in no position to break into market alone, so they band together for size reasons. Example: Qualcomm is a very smart company and came up with Qualcomm CDMA, and of course patented their hard work to get paid for their risk and effort. They made their chips only work with the cellular provider they were designed for. That worked great for those providers because people wouldn't switch so easy after they were on contract for the phone. It was also far superior to GSM. CDMA became far more wide-spread than the US. There was no vendor who could compete and they sold cheap enough to where they couldn't afford to develop. The only way to create space in the market was to legislate against them. 2. Low-level Protocols: The actual term, CDMA, means Code Division Multiple Access, has been around long before cell phones. The understanding of it with regard to cell phones is the Qualcomm technology used by Sprint, and Verizon. GSM simply means Global System for Mobile, and is the European consortium, and does not describe the technology. These names became associated with their collection of protocols to describe how communications are performed between the cell tower and phone. It does not know what is in the information, only if it made it OK and nothing was lost. 3. High-level Protocols: There are protocols at various levels, but they basically define of how the information is organized and interpreted one it reaches your cell phone or tower. When you add a capability, you need a different format so that it can be recognized as why type it is, and what information it contains that needs to be interpreted a certain way. These are different for CDMA and GSM. 4. The "G" or generation, is whatever you say it is. The generation is defined as where you draw the line between where you want to continue to enhance and where you want to move forward without enhancing or supporting it. There may be some logo you need to earn, but others can, and have, made their own logo, so it doesn't in and of itself mean anything. If it is speed, Clearwire's Wi-Max was rolling out before LTE was off the drawing board. It was CDMA all over again, and the CDMA cellular providers jumped on it. They also did cellular Internet. City centers had it and phones were made for it. It was fast. Everything was working great for a while. Verizon bought Alltel, who specialized inn CDMA in remote areas. There was parity between Sprint and Verizon, but Sprint went with a new technology that had future potential but messed up users in the short term, so Verizon picked up steam. However, then Sprint bought Clearwire. This caused Verizon and the other CDMA vendors to bolt and hold hands with the GSM guys. Sprint could not dominate being the only vendor growing Wi-Max, and Verizon became a massive fish for the EU consortium of hand-holders, who now had the incentive to work on a transition for CDMA vendors. Wi-Max is every bit as much 4G as LTE, so you need to specify. It's just that by now, 4G becomes somewhat synonymous with LTE because it is the only one left standing, and the breakpoints between 3G and 4G technologies is at the same point in time. 5. The generation break: What drove the generation break is the way phones are used today. From a technology perspective, about the only leading edge technology that came from a cell phone is the battery. There are only so many frequencies and they need to be shared. First phones were used for voice. Then they added texts. Then they added data. These required separate radios, different frequencies, and intelligent sharing of the same frequencies, which required added hardware and complex protocols. The IP protocol is inefficient, but if you plan on selling phones, you need to support Internet data somehow. At a certain point you reach a crossover point. LTE, Long Term Evolution, is the transition mechanism to bring these over to a single path, like you have had for years with your computer. LTE is the first step in making that happen with data. LTE-A makes that happen with voice, so you now have HD voice (VoIP), and the move toward standardizing aggregation of bands on networks for increased throughput but it is not necessarily implemented by the vendors equipment nor their phones because they have been doing it in a proprietary manner. LTE-Pro standardizes the aggregation of bands of up to 32 at a time. Verizon has said that they will be shutting down CDMA AND phones without HD voice by the end of 2019. (Cutting service to anything lower than LTE-A) That clears out their bands of the other traffic, simplifying and increasing the throughput of phones and their equipment, and can work with the Internet much more efficiently with less complex equipment. They become essentially wireless ISPs, and your phone a computer on the network. Sprint will be doing it by the end of 2020. The GSM guys are trying to do the same thing, and new cellular companies are starting with 4G. 4G is a massive change in both low-level, and high-level protocols. LTE uses CDMA technology on the low-level, and a path to a single data path that uses well-established IP standards on the high-level. LTE-A and 4G will be here for a long time, but it's game over for LTE and earlier. 6. 5G brings much higher frequencies which enables much more data to be encoded in the same band and standardizes on more efficient encoding technologies that have been in use elsewhere for years. Latency reduction is one benefit, but there is also a disadvantage. Without greatly increasing the power, the higher frequencies don't carry as far or penetrate as much. Thus, low frequency bands are highly sought after for distance and penetration even if they cannot carry as much traffic. The people most wild about 5G are those working toward unoccupied vehicles where low latency is a huge advantage for control purposes, and for throughput, it means that you can feed a lot of data from a lot of sources located nearby. 5G incorporates better encoding algorithms that have been used elsewhere for years. LTE-Pro mostly standardizes band aggregation so that a phone can take advantage of band aggregation up to 32 bands on any network, and the end of where a phone might have to be a little different to do that. This is even a big advantage on 4G and has actually been slip streamed into LTE-A, but not always fully implemented by the phone. Thus, 5G is about speed, and is not the revolutionary change that occurred between 3G and 4G LTE->LTE-A. As happened later with 4G, 5G will assume LTE-Pro because it is the last man standing. 7. Other: - LTE, Long Term Evolution is an appropriate moniker because it is still evolving. If they decide to give it a different name, it will still be an extension of the same technology until the Internet goes away. - You will see the word frequencies used with earlier technologies and bands starting with 3G. A number for a frequency doesn't tell you what you need to know anymore. Bands incorporate more than one frequency or a broad range plus disconnected segments. B4 and B9 both are named 1700 MHz, but B4 is AWS, but B9 doesn't have a modifier. However, they both cover different frequencies with different low-level protocols. You also need to know which technology the band is associated with such as UMTS and/or LTE to ensure phone compatibility. A list of frequencies is meaningless to determine 3G and 4G compatibility. - Until you get to LTE-A, you are in transition territory. Stay away from phones with do not support LTE-A and HD voice because there is a huge incentive for cell vendors to drop support for those phones on their networks. - LTE is the last man standing, so it gives them the standing to define what 4G and 5G speeds are. - Qualcomm is not out of the game. They are smart people and fierce competitors in this market as well. Apple sued them and won in court for a lot of money. Apple ditched Qualcomm and had Intel build their modems. Intel said they cannot make money competing with them so aren't going to do 5G. Apple came back to Qualcomm, gave them an undisclosed sum of money to patch up the relationship, and signed a 6-year contract with them. This gives you some background to why Huawei's problem isn't so easy to solve by going somewhere else. Qualcomm also makes some very good processors and charging chips as well. The new USB PD is patterned after almost exactly on their technology, and Qualcomm built their newest technology on top of the new USB PD. They definitely know how to anticipate and evolve to meet any challenge. - The International Telecommunication Union (ITU), formerly International Telegraph Union, has been around since the 1800s, and who the United Nations (UN) uses to coordinate telecommunication operations and services throughout the world. An important aspect of the ITU's mandate is helping emerging countries to establish and develop telecommunication systems of their own. Although the recommendations of the ITU are non-binding, most countries adhere to them in the interest of maintaining an effective international electronic communication environment. They are a coordination point for far more than cell phones.
@@benme2253 Natural sun radiation present on earth is more harmful than 5G. 4Chan users trolled the flat earth community by baiting them with the conspiracy a few years ago. Now it seems to be everywhere.
Great Info Thxs 👌🏻 *Vodaphone in Mumbai India gives 3G speeds & says its giving 4G lol* Speeds we get is 4 to 9 Mbps Downloads & 0.01 to 4 Mbps on uploads 😏🙄 Please share your speeds just to rub it in 😋
Well, our ISP didn't say 4G LTE when it first came out They straight up slapped a 4G+ right from the start all the way back in 2015 when it was barely 20mbps
Although we pay an extortionate amount for our cellular plans here in Norway I am happy with the connectivity range and speeds. You can basically go anywhere in the country and get 500Mbps with 4G
I just want to mention it also depends on your area you might have a 5G device like a phone but you might not have any 5G cell towers near you so your phone will drop down to the next available service like 4G.
I watch this video in 2022, and some companies claim that they already have 5G in some areas, but the speed doesn't reach the minimum requirement. Does that mean they're lying?
what about the 600 mht spectrum that tmobile aggressively purchased and are rolling out in areas now......any idea I speeds from that new band....was suppose to be tmobiles spectrum for 5g
Wait, so I have an iPhone right... on my cellular data slide, it gives me the option for LTE or 4G... which one should I go with? When messaging my friends on iMessage the photos sent in super quick with the 4G option. Idk which one to choose.
I have heard wireless AP can also have generation, like 4G and 5G , not frequency but generation. How does that work ? As example Cisco has AP with 4G, 5G support.
The real question is who really needs 5G when most of us are at or below of the minimum of 4G (100 Mbps) and still perfectly fine with it obviously. Heck even my home optical internet is "only" 100 Mbps and I don't feel the need for more even tho we share it with my roommate. Sure it's cool that technology improves but I feel like there are huge diminishing returns with new technology this days. As example I can point out 90's computers which got obsolete in less than a year but now you can have 10 year old computer and do everything most people need to do on a computer. More and more often this days "more is better" only for the marketing people :)
Yes 5G is really a marketing term. Part of it is indeed radios that are alternatives to fiber. But 5G is more about bringing back the 1970's intelligent network and clawing back value from users and applications. It is meant to make anti-neutrality the design point. It's also about trying to contain Wi-Fi and getting revenue from what happens within the home and among devices. The alternative is to expand on the Internet by owning the local connectivity rather than ceding it all to old-line phone companies.
Great Video I like how you made it clear that 5g wifi is very different from 5g cellular is very important. I believe people who review phones should mention the potential danger of cellular 5G.
You do a great job. I appreciate your videos and I am very glad you decided to take your considerable talents and produce serious content. Don't get me wrong, the earlier ones were funny but I like the reals one much better. Thank you :)
@@RAGHAVENDRASINGH17 Why isn't that downside talked about? I get that companies don't talk because they like to bullshit, but it's major issue and reviewers and news should talk about it.
Take your meds guys. Higher freqeuncies are more easily obstructed. eg, light is higher frequency than 5G and can be obstructed with a thin piece of black paper.
Raghavendra Singh yeah 5g will be eaisly blocked. by trees even. so they are going to put them up everywhere. and WiGiG is the new 5g wifi that they want you to put in your house.
So G stands for generations in cellular network technology. This technology gets updated mostly after every decades. Each subsequent generations ought to better than the previous ones in terms of speed, latency, capabilities etc. the specifications/ requirements for each generations is drafted by the organization called INternational telecommunication union. For eg for 4g the minimum download speed is 100 MBps and the maximum is 1Gbps. Since the cellular companies cannot exactly provide such specifications due to heavy investments required for upgrading the current Infrastructure needed for a subsequent generation. what they do say is that they provide 4G LTE which means it’s near to 4G but not exactly 4G.
Its just marketing hype to fool gullible consumers. The 5G standard has not even been signed yet so all the devices coming out of China with 5G is pure speculation and they might work poorly or not at all when the real 5G networks are activated.
You do realize that the cellular companies have to have the 5G infrastructure right? You just don't buy q 5G phone and automatically have 5G!😂 The companies are currently working on the towers now. And Verizon has the best technology and frequency range.
@@mawsook7508 and??? Announcing it and having it up and running, consistently, nationwide, are two completely separate things. And that still has nothing to do with what was said. He was trying to say 5g was here bc one of the Galaxy s10 phones is 5G capable. Which is an unintelligent, clueless comment. Sprint already has 5g up in some bigger cities. Doesn't mean your 5G Galaxy is going to magically pick up a 5G signal just because it has a 5G modem in it. So your comment is irrelevant.
Question are these numbers Good/Bad /Awful 1.)Ping: 36.44ms,2.)Download :37.1Mbps and 3.)Upload :5.46Mbps,Note the host location is 2.63km (1.63 miles)
Wrong I’ve just looked into United States Government documents from 1977 their extremely accurate like literally so it States by 2021 5G should be around and by 2072 8G will be around
My ISP in Lithuania had an event in December were they launch 5G. From the building which was 5km away they have got 800Mbps down and 800Mbps up but cell tower was 5km away. Then they have showed test near antenna got 1.8Gbps down but haven't showed up speed. I would say this internet will be best alternative for fiber in rural areas. P.S 4g in Lithuania is amazing you can get 400Mbps down and 50Mbps up if you have good phone.
@@red_thedead If basic QUALCOMM modem you will get 100 - 200Mbps down. I have nexus 5x so I get 200Mbps if I am in city center. If you have high end one witch can support 900Mhz, 1800Mhz, and 2600Mhz simultaneously then you can get 450Mbps. I think first phone witch supported this standard was Galaxy s8. I am not sure if lower tier processors have got upgrade for this standard .
So LTE stands for "Less Than Expected"
That's hilarious....😂
Haha...
@@Johnsurber LOLOL
or "lite"
Carl Goran Yes
I'll stick with 4g. Once everyone and their grandmother jumps onto 5g, 4g should speed up....
Hell, that's why I went back to 3g!
My company actually went slower blaming that the phone isnt campatable and its slower basically tring to get me get a new phone
Big brain
@@isaacrodriguez2992 I have heard that before. I could care less about 5g.
Telecom Companies will slow down 4G once 5G rolls out in order make customers pay more. They did that with 3G, before 4G we used to get pretty decent speeds. But when they rolled out 4G, their 3G speeds could barely open websites.
So, basically:
3G -> 4G LTE -> 4G LTE-A=4G -> 5G
Now if you think that's bad, look at the USB naming convention.
Edit: Changed signs to display arrows -> which was what I wanted to do initially.
usb 3.1 gen 1
Hey your signs are facing the wrong way, you are saying 3g is better that 4g when it should be 34
@@jimmyvictus7305 I meant it as arrows going to the next generation, not mathematically which number is greater.
Yup, your signs are backwards.
3G ➡ 4G ➡ 4G+ ➡ 5G
Fixed your chart.
Oh yeah well I use 6.9G get on my level
I got 10G
I see what you did there.
That's bad for ur health XD 5g is too
I'm using 420G
Inquisitive Tony Lol 🤣
AT&T said they use _5G_ to refer to "working towards 5G", so they just need to re-label to _5G LTE_ to be "honest". 😐
*5GE
"5G E"
Better than E
For an extremely complex and convoluted subject I thought you did an excellent job of explaining it.
I used to own a Samsung Galaxy S-II, which was advertised as having 4G capabilities. Yet nowadays, my iPhone 6S doesn't ever mention 4G. It only displays "LTE", despite 4G being possible in the current era.
Excellent explanation about the differences in the technologies. Several years ago I learned that 4G LTE was not as good as 4G till you explained it. I always considered 4G LTE as the Light Weight Version of 4G.
4G stands for 4th Generation, of phones. LTE stands for Long Term Evolution. LTE is the cellphone communication standard (network and modulation, encoding/decoding standard). LTE has been the global standard since 4rd Generation (4G) of phones.
When you have RUclipsrs doing LTE vs 4G vs 5G video, it means they don't really know what they are talking about.
@@starbase51shiptestingfacility funny to see you mention ppl not knowing what they are talking about as you type out ( 4rd ) l m F a o, you are funny man
Back in 2011, I was working on the LTE rollout for a Canadian cell carrier. Even back then, LTE was often referred to as 4G LiTE, as the full 4G spec wasn't yet available.
Hi Thio. Have never commented on your videos I just watch and listen. But this time I have to say thank you for this clarifications even for a not so savy techy person, I understood your explanation. Thank you!
That is one positive testimonial
3G: I’m slow.
1G: get on my turtles.
You mean 1x
0g: I- Please check your internet connection.
😂😂😂
@@mooncraft7950 1x?
Pretty screwed up industry. Setting unattainable specifications then changing the label to accommodate it? Clusterfork!
Because if all this bs most of the older generation people paying for inferior tech even though better tech exist for the same price or at a slight increase. Even now people are hesitant to fit 1080p because they think it's expensive.
@@420sakura1 What do you mean "fit?"
@@420sakura1 no it's because the 4g was literally an impossible standard.
I actually learn something about 5G... Like you said, 5G is mostly used for home internet which surprised me. Thanks
Price is definitely different
4G+ and 4G LTE are the same thing?
Thank you for clearing it out. You have a talent of passing information so smoothly.
Bytes, no. Bits yes as in Gbps (Giga bits per second) because internet wireless broadcast sensitivity is measured in bits not Bytes. Micro SD card data transfer speed is different altogether... which is measured in Mega Bytes per second or MB/s.
Bytes as in the capital letter B.
bits as in the smaller letter b.
Thanks!
Thanks for clarifying a lot of confusion on 4G, 5G, etc.
A viewpoint from an Aussie - after we shut down our Analogue FTA networks, that segment of the spectrum was quickly adapted to be used for 4G network coverage as what Telstra (one of our major telecos and network providers) dubbed as "4GX" - all the benefits of 4G speeds and reliability at much longer ranges from the base towers than baseline 4G due to using the lower frequencies (previously used by Analogue FTA) that travel further than the 4G frequencies used in the cities when originally rolled out.
4GX was a big boon for upgrading the mobile phone services from 3G to 4G in rural areas such as most of the Riverina in NSW - where it's nothing but farmland for miles on end and you're easily travelling 40km/25mi between small towns and need good reliable coverage the whole way.
Heck, I'm personally using a 4G Mobile Broadband internet connection from Optus (our second largest teleco/ISP) as my home internet, getting 500GB/month at 200-250mbps down and 50-75mbps up for just $69 AUD/month (recontracted down from $80-85 AUD/month), in a town where the only hardwire internet service is 8000/384kbps ADSL(2) and the fabled NBN (National Broadband Network) with its promised FTTP is nowhere in sight, as the nearest town to mine (40km away) only has NBN "Fixed Wireless" that caps out at 100/40mbps (though apparently with unlimited data).
It would make sense for Apple to future proof their next phone by having it be 5 G compatible. Why would I give up my current iPhone otherwise. It had better be a more compelling reason than they given us in the last two iterations.
Happen to randomly stumbled on this video, and I have to say that you did so well in explaining the topic that makes it so easy to understand
Fun fact :
Verizons 3G is faster than T-mobile 4G
Lmao that is true
Yep
Sadly this is very true, I get around 4-6 Mbps with T-Mobile LTE and I live in a fairly large city
Verizon is trash.
Cody Volff T-Mobile is trash
G Lukes
Hi, I'm in Melbourne Australia. We get speeds in excess of 2000Mbps Down and 600Mbps up using the HTC 5G Hub. I believe that we have the fastest speeds in the world at this time. This has only just started happening over the last month. It is bloody wonderful being able to download two 8k Extreme Ultra HD movies at the same time with no glitching or lag.
😱 wow
When you realize this guy uploads troll videos before ... Speed internet for free etc... 🤣🤣🤣
If you see 4G on your phone and you have T-Mobile or sprint it’s really 3G
If you see LTE, it’s 4G LTE or LTE-a
LTE advanced (LTE-a) is real 4G
Some phones show LTE-A. As in LTE+
@@boostedforte5555 yup
The 4G shown on T-Mobile is actually known as 3G+ or HSPA+.
Pfff, I have 0G and not upgrading. No way.
Actually you should have a phone. )))
😂😂😂😂
Is 0g fast ? Hahaha.....
Lol do you have a Telegraph then?
I'm in the negatives, and not upgrading
Thio: You should know what 3g is
Me watching this in the car in the wilderness: I know damn well what 3g is
It's funny talking about 4G and LTE. In the UK LTE basically doesn't exist and our 4G just sucks. Doesn't matter what network you're with. With 4G advance rolling out (slowly) companies like Vodafone, Three and EE (T-Mobile and Orange (now owned by BT)) 4G is much better and now pushing at 50MBPS if you're lucky. Not going to lie when I say I'm excited for 5G, these companies are getting serious and are trying to compete in being first to bring it to market. All exciting stuff. Now all we need to to see ISPs improve on fibre internet with at least 300 up and down instead of 60 down and 15 up.
I love seeing everything that's going on in this space and again Hella excited. I mean the UK might get 5G at the end of this year with the recent news coming from Three.
May family left the UK in the 1830s and came to America cause the cellular service was better if the UK had better cellular service maybe people might come back.
And then there's the branding of 4G by AT&T as "5G E"
Most Australians don't accept when they have decent internet speeds because we are constantly told how bad it is here. I get up to 220mbps on 4G in Darwin on the Telstra network (our biggest network). Telstra has also released 5G already showing real world speeds of up to 1900mbps around Sydney.
Wow that was very informative thanks
Since 3.5G, my problem rarely has been the actual speed of the connection, but rather the very restrictive download limit after which carriers reduce your speed to 64 kbit.
So which one to use LTE or 4G if your iPhone XR has both? Or does it depends on your cellular service??
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK MAN.. looking forward for more videos.
I told a T-Mobile rep that I was good with the 4G version of the Note 10 plus becauseI drive alot in the dead zones of the heartland. Then... he tried telling me that the boondocks, forest and nonpopulated areas would get 5G first (to test it out before the Cities and Suburbs) so I should be good with 5G 😂😂😂 It was everything I could do not to laugh in his face for that.
In India we are lucky even if we get 4 megabytes per second eventhough we have '4G' phones and network. Even the icon says 4G.
That’s 3G+ if it shows 4G.
The Samsung S10 announced today will have a 5G model which will be available by the end of next month. Most UK networks will begin rollout at the end of this year in major cities and then most of the other towns and cities will get 5G next year.
5g = a weapon
4g = Good and perfect
keep spreading info people. do your own research!
Lte??
throw away the cell phone, get wired and stay healthy
@@barleyarrish that is so true
@@eliasbrodin5343 love ya
I always told my customers that LTE meant lite... So 4G LTE is the lite version or 4G... Makes it easier for them to understand that 4G is better than 4G-LTE...
yes!!!!
weed dealer after watching this: so how much u want fam wtf
Ur profile picture matches perfectly with that comment 😂😂😂
I dont get it
Always buy with newest modem if posible.
Wireless band (frequency) is a limited resource.
Once new technology with better efficiency come, the band will be recycled.
So,
When 5G come, be sure that some "old" 4G band will be re-used (upgraded) to be used as 5G.
This will make 4G speed goes down.
Thinking of 10G...... 🤔
Imagine 10 GB per second
Pushpak Sil instant cancer..literally, that shit will fry the hell out our health. And so is 5G
@@warnerw88 lol
@@warnerw88 it's a myth
Jakub C this person said they developed cancer near their jaw and it was exactly where they always held their phone. Same with women who had their phone in their bras, now it is a known fact that they give off radiation
@@warnerw88 Ik they give off radiation. They still aren't that dangerous though. Show me a study and I'd be tempted to change my mind
GREAT explanation mate, love your vids, KEEP THEM COMING
4g=four grandkids who'll watch thiojoe
4g lte=four grandkids with long term evolution who'll watch thiojoe
5g=oh wait,facepalm.
Very well explained for common folks to understand the tech jargon!!
In India 4G is max 15mbps and you are saying 3G has gone to 20mbps, man Indian telecom are using low speed spectrum i guess.
Bro internet in india sucks bc. Foreign country mai mobile internet speed apne wifi ke barabar hai 😔
@@_.mahetab._ hope Jio gigafiber and 5G will change this in India soon.
No bro m using uk 3g net nd it dam slow even ur airtel is better than this here we dont have that much speed it is true . Nd our customer service staff in india .
@@rajatverma360 when is the jio 5g gonna launch
@@cohencyrus5337 next year it should start rolling out 5G
"5G , watts not to hate."
Prof. I Ver Mectin
Btw~ each 5G antenna uses 1.8 kilowatts 24/7/365
Think big pot of pasta boiling violently full blast on your stoves biggest burner full time, all day and night year-round!
Now multiply by a million , maybe more.
"The grid won't hold captain, I'm giving it all I got"
Scott (Star Trek)
"3.8 Gigawatts, Great Scot!"
Doc ( Back to the Future)
Great explanation. Thank you so much. One question, would you advise sticking with 4G device for the next 2 or 3 years until they work out the actual real 5G service, or would you immediately invest in a 5G cell phone?
90% + you can never go wrong with letting the TESTERS try it first before you invest. Allow them to work out the kinks.
Me personally, My 4G LTE is fine. By the time I need an upgrade 5G will be rocking and rolling.
Your 3G blurb unlocked a memory deep in my brain of a Kyocera 2235 cell phone my mom used to have, and a game on it called Cavern Crawl... and now I'm buying old 2002 cell phones on eBay to play games that are bound to be supremely nostalgic and slightly disappointing in the gameplay area, hahah. This was like a "foundational game" for me if you will though, it's a roguelike I played long before discovering my love for Nethack or Binding of Isaac, and I'm so happy to have found it again that I just had to thank you for triggering it for me.
EDIT: I should mention that the Kyocera 2235 was the first 3G Verizon phone, so that's probably why the memory was unlocked, although I didn't even remember that when I was looking it up, it was just something I read in the eBay listing haha. Memory is weird!
Thanks Thio Joe, another great video, you produce excellent content full videos that are always easily explained. Could you possibly do a video on 4G/5G Routers, my apologies if you have already made one, I have an unlimited 4G contract for my broadband as the landline speeds were horrendous.
Let me bring some understanding to what you are seeing:
1. Organizations are paid by those who fund them to document what their members agree on. Whether or not they become significant is tied to how well their owners products and ideas are, and how well they are willing to work together for a common purpose. It requires a compelling need for the innovators to donate their intellectual property for a common cause, and they must be protected at least within the organization for it to make sense. If you have a monopoly and everything you need, you don't need it because you are the de facto standard. As a market grows, it attracts would-be competition from those who are in no position to break into market alone, so they band together for size reasons. Example: Qualcomm is a very smart company and came up with Qualcomm CDMA, and of course patented their hard work to get paid for their risk and effort. They made their chips only work with the cellular provider they were designed for. That worked great for those providers because people wouldn't switch so easy after they were on contract for the phone. It was also far superior to GSM. CDMA became far more wide-spread than the US. There was no vendor who could compete and they sold cheap enough to where they couldn't afford to develop. The only way to create space in the market was to legislate against them.
2. Low-level Protocols: The actual term, CDMA, means Code Division Multiple Access, has been around long before cell phones. The understanding of it with regard to cell phones is the Qualcomm technology used by Sprint, and Verizon. GSM simply means Global System for Mobile, and is the European consortium, and does not describe the technology. These names became associated with their collection of protocols to describe how communications are performed between the cell tower and phone. It does not know what is in the information, only if it made it OK and nothing was lost.
3. High-level Protocols: There are protocols at various levels, but they basically define of how the information is organized and interpreted one it reaches your cell phone or tower. When you add a capability, you need a different format so that it can be recognized as why type it is, and what information it contains that needs to be interpreted a certain way. These are different for CDMA and GSM.
4. The "G" or generation, is whatever you say it is. The generation is defined as where you draw the line between where you want to continue to enhance and where you want to move forward without enhancing or supporting it. There may be some logo you need to earn, but others can, and have, made their own logo, so it doesn't in and of itself mean anything. If it is speed, Clearwire's Wi-Max was rolling out before LTE was off the drawing board. It was CDMA all over again, and the CDMA cellular providers jumped on it. They also did cellular Internet. City centers had it and phones were made for it. It was fast. Everything was working great for a while. Verizon bought Alltel, who specialized inn CDMA in remote areas. There was parity between Sprint and Verizon, but Sprint went with a new technology that had future potential but messed up users in the short term, so Verizon picked up steam. However, then Sprint bought Clearwire. This caused Verizon and the other CDMA vendors to bolt and hold hands with the GSM guys. Sprint could not dominate being the only vendor growing Wi-Max, and Verizon became a massive fish for the EU consortium of hand-holders, who now had the incentive to work on a transition for CDMA vendors. Wi-Max is every bit as much 4G as LTE, so you need to specify. It's just that by now, 4G becomes somewhat synonymous with LTE because it is the only one left standing, and the breakpoints between 3G and 4G technologies is at the same point in time.
5. The generation break: What drove the generation break is the way phones are used today. From a technology perspective, about the only leading edge technology that came from a cell phone is the battery. There are only so many frequencies and they need to be shared. First phones were used for voice. Then they added texts. Then they added data. These required separate radios, different frequencies, and intelligent sharing of the same frequencies, which required added hardware and complex protocols. The IP protocol is inefficient, but if you plan on selling phones, you need to support Internet data somehow. At a certain point you reach a crossover point. LTE, Long Term Evolution, is the transition mechanism to bring these over to a single path, like you have had for years with your computer. LTE is the first step in making that happen with data. LTE-A makes that happen with voice, so you now have HD voice (VoIP), and the move toward standardizing aggregation of bands on networks for increased throughput but it is not necessarily implemented by the vendors equipment nor their phones because they have been doing it in a proprietary manner. LTE-Pro standardizes the aggregation of bands of up to 32 at a time. Verizon has said that they will be shutting down CDMA AND phones without HD voice by the end of 2019. (Cutting service to anything lower than LTE-A) That clears out their bands of the other traffic, simplifying and increasing the throughput of phones and their equipment, and can work with the Internet much more efficiently with less complex equipment. They become essentially wireless ISPs, and your phone a computer on the network. Sprint will be doing it by the end of 2020. The GSM guys are trying to do the same thing, and new cellular companies are starting with 4G. 4G is a massive change in both low-level, and high-level protocols. LTE uses CDMA technology on the low-level, and a path to a single data path that uses well-established IP standards on the high-level. LTE-A and 4G will be here for a long time, but it's game over for LTE and earlier.
6. 5G brings much higher frequencies which enables much more data to be encoded in the same band and standardizes on more efficient encoding technologies that have been in use elsewhere for years. Latency reduction is one benefit, but there is also a disadvantage. Without greatly increasing the power, the higher frequencies don't carry as far or penetrate as much. Thus, low frequency bands are highly sought after for distance and penetration even if they cannot carry as much traffic. The people most wild about 5G are those working toward unoccupied vehicles where low latency is a huge advantage for control purposes, and for throughput, it means that you can feed a lot of data from a lot of sources located nearby. 5G incorporates better encoding algorithms that have been used elsewhere for years. LTE-Pro mostly standardizes band aggregation so that a phone can take advantage of band aggregation up to 32 bands on any network, and the end of where a phone might have to be a little different to do that. This is even a big advantage on 4G and has actually been slip streamed into LTE-A, but not always fully implemented by the phone. Thus, 5G is about speed, and is not the revolutionary change that occurred between 3G and 4G LTE->LTE-A. As happened later with 4G, 5G will assume LTE-Pro because it is the last man standing.
7. Other:
- LTE, Long Term Evolution is an appropriate moniker because it is still evolving. If they decide to give it a different name, it will still be an extension of the same technology until the Internet goes away.
- You will see the word frequencies used with earlier technologies and bands starting with 3G. A number for a frequency doesn't tell you what you need to know anymore. Bands incorporate more than one frequency or a broad range plus disconnected segments. B4 and B9 both are named 1700 MHz, but B4 is AWS, but B9 doesn't have a modifier. However, they both cover different frequencies with different low-level protocols. You also need to know which technology the band is associated with such as UMTS and/or LTE to ensure phone compatibility. A list of frequencies is meaningless to determine 3G and 4G compatibility.
- Until you get to LTE-A, you are in transition territory. Stay away from phones with do not support LTE-A and HD voice because there is a huge incentive for cell vendors to drop support for those phones on their networks.
- LTE is the last man standing, so it gives them the standing to define what 4G and 5G speeds are.
- Qualcomm is not out of the game. They are smart people and fierce competitors in this market as well. Apple sued them and won in court for a lot of money. Apple ditched Qualcomm and had Intel build their modems. Intel said they cannot make money competing with them so aren't going to do 5G. Apple came back to Qualcomm, gave them an undisclosed sum of money to patch up the relationship, and signed a 6-year contract with them. This gives you some background to why Huawei's problem isn't so easy to solve by going somewhere else. Qualcomm also makes some very good processors and charging chips as well. The new USB PD is patterned after almost exactly on their technology, and Qualcomm built their newest technology on top of the new USB PD. They definitely know how to anticipate and evolve to meet any challenge.
- The International Telecommunication Union (ITU), formerly International Telegraph Union, has been around since the 1800s, and who the United Nations (UN) uses to coordinate telecommunication operations and services throughout the world. An important aspect of the ITU's mandate is helping emerging countries to establish and develop telecommunication systems of their own. Although the recommendations of the ITU are non-binding, most countries adhere to them in the interest of maintaining an effective international electronic communication environment. They are a coordination point for far more than cell phones.
Oh boy, got an ad for the whole '5G is gonna give you radiation poisoning' conspiracy theory.
Don't worry, when 6g is about to come out in several years, they can say the same old lies
@@benme2253 death can't come fast enough
@@benme2253 I'm sure you thought the same about 3G and 4G
@@benme2253 Natural sun radiation present on earth is more harmful than 5G. 4Chan users trolled the flat earth community by baiting them with the conspiracy a few years ago. Now it seems to be everywhere.
Thiojoe remember the video you made about flat earthers 🤣🤣🤣 gets me every time
Great Info Thxs 👌🏻
*Vodaphone in Mumbai India gives 3G speeds & says its giving 4G lol*
Speeds we get is 4 to 9 Mbps Downloads & 0.01 to 4 Mbps on uploads 😏🙄
Please share your speeds just to rub it in 😋
Verizon 210/190 Mbps
Isn't Jio rolling out 5G slowly?
Now Bsnl is getting 4G from 3G..🤣 They will roll out 5G ahead from other players...
Your speeds are decent, in Las Vegas I get 0.3-6 Mbps down and the same for upload with T-Mobile LTE
@@craighorder9740 Yes, Whole India has hopes on it though.
Well, our ISP didn't say 4G LTE when it first came out
They straight up slapped a 4G+ right from the start all the way back in 2015 when it was barely 20mbps
You forgot new frequency range in WiFi!
Thanks for the knowledge buddy, much appreciated!! All the way from South Africa
U missed Vo LTE feature...
Although we pay an extortionate amount for our cellular plans here in Norway I am happy with the connectivity range and speeds. You can basically go anywhere in the country and get 500Mbps with 4G
You didn't mention the health risks, or all the ways 5G has been weaponized
Look at u calling ppl out when you used to mislead ppl I know mean but glad your being helpful and steering ppl properly now...
What does H and H+ mean. When I travel I always get this when the signal isn't good enough for LTE. Edit: Now I know, thanks guys.
So there's 3G. Which is the crappy 3G that he mentioned in the video. H is 3.5G and H+ is 3.75G. Hope that answers your question.
@@red_thedead thanks
H+ is HSPA which is 3.75G
@Cellphone Dave HSDPA is term related to transfer of data from base station to phone. Cause D means downlink
so which one is better just 4G or 4G LTE displayed on my phone?
I just want to mention it also depends on your area you might have a 5G device like a phone but you might not have any 5G cell towers near you so your phone will drop down to the next available service like 4G.
I watch this video in 2022, and some companies claim that they already have 5G in some areas, but the speed doesn't reach the minimum requirement. Does that mean they're lying?
This video was very helpful. Thank you so much!
I love all your videos!
By the way can you reply to this comment?
K
@@ThioJoe ... Thank you. XD
Haha
*reads title*: don't know I just came here tell me what's the difference
Daaamn! 1gps minimum and a 20 gps upper limit! That's truly amazing.
for your health too !!!
@@technus102 nonsense
ikr thats crazy good but the radiation is crazy bad.
what about the 600 mht spectrum that tmobile aggressively purchased and are rolling out in areas now......any idea I speeds from that new band....was suppose to be tmobiles spectrum for 5g
I call the LGBTQ Commmunty The 4GLTE Community, it's easier to remember 🤷🏼♂️
Let & tfw
LTE & TFW
Wait, so I have an iPhone right... on my cellular data slide, it gives me the option for LTE or 4G... which one should I go with? When messaging my friends on iMessage the photos sent in super quick with the 4G option. Idk which one to choose.
The lte should stand for lite and 4g lte A can be called 4g
I have heard wireless AP can also have generation, like 4G and 5G , not frequency but generation. How does that work ?
As example Cisco has AP with 4G, 5G support.
Can you do a video on Agenda 21. It would be a good video for the stupid people series
Im not going to use 5g i know whats up with New World Order Agrnda 21
The real question is who really needs 5G when most of us are at or below of the minimum of 4G (100 Mbps) and still perfectly fine with it obviously. Heck even my home optical internet is "only" 100 Mbps and I don't feel the need for more even tho we share it with my roommate. Sure it's cool that technology improves but I feel like there are huge diminishing returns with new technology this days.
As example I can point out 90's computers which got obsolete in less than a year but now you can have 10 year old computer and do everything most people need to do on a computer.
More and more often this days "more is better" only for the marketing people :)
Rosen Dimitrov AND. THE EARTH IS FLAT. BUT HEY. GET BACK TO YOUR INDOCTRINATED NON SENSE
US:Don't buy Huawei 5G! They will spy you!
Europe: How do you know we are going to buy Huawei 5G?
US: Because I am spying you.
*Apple join the chat*
Samsung S10X is being advertised in Australia as being 5G, and Telstra is advertising that 5G is operational in selected areas.
People from the future: 5G? hahaha
*Downloads a movie at 1024G*
That's not funny.
Thanks for the info thiojoe. You are very informative and helpful.
I'm still working on that first G every night. Loving every minute of it.
Incredibly helpful! Thanks!
My phone says I just have “LTE” what does that mean... it dosent say 46LTE it just says “LTE”
Cola54 it’s 1G
My samsung j3 6 doesn't show 4G just shows LTE
Global Citizen
My s8 too
Yes
5G is really a marketing term. Part of it is indeed radios that are alternatives to fiber. But 5G is more about bringing back the 1970's intelligent network and clawing back value from users and applications. It is meant to make anti-neutrality the design point.
It's also about trying to contain Wi-Fi and getting revenue from what happens within the home and among devices.
The alternative is to expand on the Internet by owning the local connectivity rather than ceding it all to old-line phone companies.
LTE here in ph only runs 3-5mb
You order in Pizza Hut?
26MB DL speed in persia
Its so true hahahahahahhahahahahahhaah fvk it
Great Video I like how you made it clear that 5g wifi is very different from 5g cellular is very important. I believe people who review phones should mention the potential danger of cellular 5G.
My iPhone 8 say LTE; Is that shortcut for 4G🤷♂️ I’m lost😂
It's a shortcut for 4GLTE yes. LTE is only a 4G term wasn't around before and won't be around after.
Thanks
Means ur phone is not 4G yet .
You do a great job. I appreciate your videos and I am very glad you decided to take your considerable talents and produce serious content. Don't get me wrong, the earlier ones were funny but I like the reals one much better. Thank you :)
Just started the vid. Wondering if vid will tackle how 5g waves/radiation affects the health.
Is wall penetration a bigger issue with 5G frequencies?
Yes. Cause greater the frequency the less is obstacle penetration
@@RAGHAVENDRASINGH17 Why isn't that downside talked about? I get that companies don't talk because they like to bullshit, but it's major issue and reviewers and news should talk about it.
@@AakashKalaria i agree
Take your meds guys. Higher freqeuncies are more easily obstructed. eg, light is higher frequency than 5G and can be obstructed with a thin piece of black paper.
Raghavendra Singh yeah 5g will be eaisly blocked. by trees even. so they are going to put them up everywhere. and WiGiG is the new 5g wifi that they want you to put in your house.
*SAY 4G ONE MORE TIME!!*
So G stands for generations in cellular network technology. This technology gets updated mostly after every decades. Each subsequent generations ought to better than the previous ones in terms of speed, latency, capabilities etc. the specifications/ requirements for each generations is drafted by the organization called INternational telecommunication union. For eg for 4g the minimum download speed is 100 MBps and the maximum is 1Gbps. Since the cellular companies cannot exactly provide such specifications due to heavy investments required for upgrading the current Infrastructure needed for a subsequent generation. what they do say is that they provide 4G LTE which means it’s near to 4G but not exactly 4G.
Long time sinse i did not watch your videos. Glad you'r telling something true.
5g is here already 😂😂... Galaxy s10
Its just marketing hype to fool gullible consumers. The 5G standard has not even been signed yet so all the devices coming out of China with 5G is pure speculation and they might work poorly or not at all when the real 5G networks are activated.
You do realize that the cellular companies have to have the 5G infrastructure right? You just don't buy q 5G phone and automatically have 5G!😂 The companies are currently working on the towers now. And Verizon has the best technology and frequency range.
@@skypallman6169 verizon already announced it
@@mawsook7508 and??? Announcing it and having it up and running, consistently, nationwide, are two completely separate things. And that still has nothing to do with what was said. He was trying to say 5g was here bc one of the Galaxy s10 phones is 5G capable. Which is an unintelligent, clueless comment. Sprint already has 5g up in some bigger cities. Doesn't mean your 5G Galaxy is going to magically pick up a 5G signal just because it has a 5G modem in it. So your comment is irrelevant.
hey thio i have a question about how i check if tor is working on google chrome and how to check if skyzip proxy is working as well
My Download Speed Is 3-9 MBPS!😭
U lucky bro my 4g speed is 250kbps 😫😫😫🤒 seriously
Look up the "US Frequency Allocation Chart" if you're in the US
Lol my WiFi is 15mbps
Do you live in northern Minnesota too?
@@geekygirl2596 No but I live on a mountain.
@@ryanmickelwait1521 not sure what to say about you living on a mountain but those of us in MN are with you!
Mine is 600kbs in Australia
My wifi is 1mbps ...
Question are these numbers Good/Bad /Awful 1.)Ping: 36.44ms,2.)Download :37.1Mbps and 3.)Upload :5.46Mbps,Note the host location is 2.63km (1.63 miles)
Lol its 2070 we have *infinity g* 🌏 📲
Edit:
Wait your from 2019? Looks like my time machine did not return me to home let me go back..🕛
Wrong I’ve just looked into United States Government documents from 1977 their extremely accurate like literally so it States by 2021 5G should be around and by 2072 8G will be around
My ISP in Lithuania had an event in December were they launch 5G. From the building which was 5km away they have got 800Mbps down and 800Mbps up but cell tower was 5km away. Then they have showed test near antenna got 1.8Gbps down but haven't showed up speed. I would say this internet will be best alternative for fiber in rural areas.
P.S 4g in Lithuania is amazing you can get 400Mbps down and 50Mbps up if you have good phone.
So any phone with a Qualcomm modem? Haha
@@red_thedead If basic QUALCOMM modem you will get 100 - 200Mbps down. I have nexus 5x so I get 200Mbps if I am in city center. If you have high end one witch can support 900Mhz, 1800Mhz, and 2600Mhz simultaneously then you can get 450Mbps. I think first phone witch supported this standard was Galaxy s8. I am not sure if lower tier processors have got upgrade for this standard .
DISCORD SQUAD WHERE YA AT
FarmYard Gaming not here I got falsely terminated for bullying and am IP banned from the site 😃
@@haykg ... I'm a tech nerd and have NEVER heard of that happening. Just... Crumpets.
@@FarmYardGaming sorry, by site i meant account and all of my servers
@@haykg DED
11:19 XD You expected 5G to come in 2020 and got corona instead
Who's ready for 5g
Gaming Zone my goodness me 🌞
Gaming Zone
Finland.
Laptops does.
It's real use is to chip us and control us
@@coeus1588 nice a conspiracy theorist