Verizon customers living outside densely urban areas are likely to receive "good 4G service" when the company rolls out its 5G network, according to consumer executive VP Ronan Dunne. The Verizon-owned wireless carrier has been testing a new network technology called "5G" that promises faster speeds and more reliable connections than current 3G networks.
Verizon customers living outside densely urban areas are likely to receive "good 4G service" when the company rolls out its 5G network, according to consumer executive VP Ronan Dunne. He said Verizon, which holds large tranches of the spectrum, would deploy 5G nationwide but, similar to the current situation, the service would be reduced for users in the lower-speed, mid-band spectrum range.