Many companies plan to incorporate 5G technology for key features in upcoming versions of mobile phones, with mobile networks starting to support 5G phones in the coming months.
The giants of the phone industry began to incorporate the technology 5G default in smart phones until the availability of mobile networks that support this technology.
The 5G smartphones are scheduled to arrive in the US market in the coming months. AT & T initially supports these phones and will be followed by Verizon at the beginning of 2019.
T-Mobile and Sprint are also joining in the 5G support, but the 5G-enabled phones are not likely to switch between LTEs as in current versions.
5G is characterized by frequencies and chips that are different from other LTE networks, making it difficult to support switching between networks in smartphones.
At the MWC conference, Gordon Mansfield, vice president of AT & T, said that until now, details of how Verizon and T-Mobile have been used for 28GHz have not been disclosed, while AT & T offers 39GHz with 5G technology.
T-Mobile also plans to push the bandwidth to 600MHz in 5G technology, but the 5G technology will not differ in the end from 4G LTE, which took a lot of time to support users optimally.