Verizon wins for best reliability and overall performance, with speeds up to 226.5 Mbps. It costs more, but it's worth it in rural or spotty areas.

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Back in June 2019, STC Group officially announced the launch of 5G commercial services in Saudi Arabia. The company became the first operator in the Kingdom to provide this service commercially and ...

Xfinity vs. T-Mobile 5G Fixed Wireless: Which Internet Provider Is Best for Your Home?

Ookla has released its latest report on the global state of 5G looking at the overall median speed, performance by country, availability, and more. While it’s not a surprise the US missed the top 10 ...

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After years of discussion about what 5G will bring for businesses and consumers, it is finally becoming a reality. Mobile carriers are beginning to roll out their 5G networks as they attempt to be the ...

One of the headlining features of iPhone 12 is its support for 5G connectivity. Ahead of pre-orders beginning on Friday, the first 5G speed tests with the iPhone 12 have hit the web, offering a better ...

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Wireless coverage mapping company OpenSignal has released new data gauging the 5G user experience across mobile operators in several different countries. It is important to remember that the market ...

While 5G has massive potential, the only major effect it has achieved so far in the US is confusing the general public. That's due in large part to ill-advised marketing strategies and questionable 5G ...