Verizon has activated its 5G network in Chicago and Minneapolis, promising speeds up to 1 Gbps, and says the service will be launched in 30 more markets during 2019. The network is intended to complement the company’s existing 5G Home service launched in 2018. Meanwhile, Samsung is set to introduce its Galaxy S10 5G phone, which will initially be exclusive to Verizon. The first Sprint 5G markets are Atlanta, Dallas, Chicago and Kansas City in May followed by Houston, Los Angeles, New York City, Phoenix and Washington, D.C., sometime during the first half of the year. In a blog post announcing the launch of 5G, AT&T said it was “excited about our new mobile broadband network,” but also noted that “the future of wireless technology depends on how we manage spectrum
Verizon has activated its 5G network in Chicago and Minneapolis, promising speeds up to 1 Gbps, and says the service will be launched in 30 more markets during 2019. The network is intended to complement the company’s existing 5G Home service launched in 2018. Meanwhile, Samsung is set to introduce its Galaxy S10 5G phone, which will initially be exclusive to Verizon. In a blog post announcing the launch of 5G, AT&T said it was “excited about our new mobile broadband network,” but also noted that “the future of wireless technology depends on how we manage spectrum