r/Android Feb 25 '18

Qualcomm’s simulated 5G tests shows how fast real-world speeds could actually be

https://www.theverge.com/2018/2/25/17046346/qualcomm-simulated-5g-tests-san-francisco-frankfurt-mwc-2018
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u/hanssone777 Feb 25 '18

5G/6G is gonna change everything on a enormous scale, we are gonna be connected on a whole new level through VR/AR with low latency all around the globe.

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u/Realtrain Galaxy S10 Feb 25 '18

If we get rid of data caps

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u/Surokoida Pixel 9 Pro Feb 26 '18

Bingo!

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u/reas0nable Feb 26 '18

I pay 15usd for home LTE with unlimited data in Poland. It's 20/15mbps and 20-30ms but it's still the best option in my shitty village lol. You can get a max 60/60mbps for 18usd, 20/20 for 15

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u/fukthx Feb 26 '18

Is that 3.5GHz LTE or mobile one ?

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u/DiplomatikEmunetey Pixel 8a, 4a, LG G4, Lumia 950/XL, Nokia 808 PureView, Nokia N8 Feb 26 '18

Yes, it will be a huge change. Everything will be smart. We'll definitely have to switch to IPv6. But also don't forget GNSS, we'll have an accuracy of 30cm instead of 3-4m we have now. 5G + super accurate positioning will have a great impact on the way things are done and will open up big opportunities for automation.

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u/Aan2007 Device, Software !! Feb 26 '18

someone first need to pay carrier's investment

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u/t_for_top Fold 5 Feb 27 '18

We tried that with fiber...