Probably because we don't have a killer product that requires its speed yet. Whether we ever will I don't know, but 4G was pretty much required to stream HQ video. I'm not gonna be playing High Fidelity wireless VR anytime soon but I hope we find some use case.
Once you know what 4G is like, 3G feels like crap. Once you know what 5G is like, 4G is actually still pretty good.
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Surgery, probably.
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Once you know 5G takes two times as much power to operate, so doubles CO2emissions for mobile operators, you know it should be bannished even before appearance
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5G is a death trap, and techies are running into it with a smile on their facehttps://www.gaia.com/article/5g-health-risks-the-war-between-technology-and-human-beings …
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Radiation will cause untold damages
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that is until loading a single page at http://theVerge.com requires about 50mb
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That’s because even with the most intense computing needs (even on a full computer) by normal consumers, you have no use for speeds that equal the upper limits of 4G/LTE
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I'd take decent 3G coverage over 4G/5G speed, though 5G might help with coverage.
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it probably won’t. 5G is principally short-range, because it’s higher frequencies (hence bigger bandwidth).
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Trying to figure out if I should pony up for the Samsung S10 5G
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If you upgrade every year, no. If you keep your phone for 3+ years then the fact that it has 5g may be useful for you in the future
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