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Recently, the Apple company has been focusing more and more on the upcoming 5G technology, which, according to the expectations of users and analysts, is supposed to redefine the use of the Internet and expand its possibilities by knowledge. Apple understandably, the implementation of 5G promises both increased sales and greater competitiveness, trying to overtake other technology giants. However, it still looks like we will have to wait for speeds of 1GB per second and more minialmost a year longer. The upcoming technology will only cover the sub-6GHz band for now.

The new 5G technology is just around the corner, coverage is gradually expanding in Europe, Asia and the United States, and users are eagerly awaiting new models from individual technology giants.onec ends, Apple is to release 4 iPhones with 5G support this year alone. However, no network is the same as a network, there are two different bands that can be used in the implementation. One of them is mmWave technology, thanks to which it is possible to achieve dizzying speeds of up to 1GB per second. The other is sub-6GHz, a slightly slower sibling, which is around 100 to 150 megabits. After all, to fully utilize 5G, it is necessary to deploy individual towers so that they can cover the given area. maxto cover imally. PrommWave will be left to various infrastructures and phones with this technology will be produced in limited quantities, while sub-6GHz will be commonly available to users.

Analysts from Susquehanna share the same opinion, according to which Apple will probably choose this for all of its models this year variaThe sub-6GHz and mmWave-enabled phones will have to wait until early next year. One reason is that Apple has decided to use its own antenna and not a commercially available one. According to the analysis, it is likely that mmWave technology will only be available in some regions and the models will not be released worldwide. Apple will probably be based on coverage and will be measured in the areas where the spread is greatest. We'll see what happens.onec the Californian giant is coming. What is certain is that governments around the world are starting to build 5G networks intensively and it is only a matter of time before they reach their full potential.

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