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chemirocha wrote:Alfylavie wrote:chiaroscuro wrote:Alfylavie wrote:sitaki.kujulikana wrote:The american mobile providers have gone back to unlimited data, this might be the direction the mobile telecom industry will go, with 4g and a supposedly faster 5g in the works and also considering more and more people are ditching their computers for their phones when it comes to the basic IT related tasks , data prices will drop significantly. AT&T is already on 5G.. Most of smartphone apps cannot run without internet good example is siri for iPhone therefore the idea of bundles is about to hit a dead end. Its funny how Safaricom frequently advise us to disable auto-updates, switch off this, switch off that in order to manage/save data instead of giving us unlimited plan. The moment you follow their advice you realize your smartphone is no longer smart This RINK disagrees... https://www.quora.com/Wh...ween-1G-2G-3G-4G-and-5G When was that article written? and it seems like a comment.. Get it from AT&T WEBSITE. Lab Trial is done and field trial is scheduled in phases.. June they will be offering home internet service based on 5G in Austin, Middletown and New Jersey.. Qualcomm C.E.O also has also assured us 5G phones are coming earlier than we thought.. but in the mean time Home internet will be live. AT&T 5G According to the timeline of the ITU (the global governing body), the 5G standard isn't even expected to be completed until at least 2020. Link here. The link you share simply discusses joint field trials between AT&T, Intel and Ericsson. Those ITU standards dont hold any water. That is just like a deadline by 2020 most countries will have moved on. Nokia, Intel, Qualcomm are all building 5g networks. For IOT to be effective 5G speeds have to be realized. Samsung, has devices already "There are only two emotions in the market, hope & fear. The problem is you hope when you should fear & fear when you should hope: - Jesse Livermore
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sitaki.kujulikana wrote:watesh wrote:sitaki.kujulikana wrote:watesh wrote:sitaki.kujulikana wrote:The american mobile providers have gone back to unlimited data, this might be the direction the mobile telecom industry will go, with 4g and a supposedly faster 5g in the works and also considering more and more people are ditching their computers for their phones when it comes to the basic IT related tasks , data prices will drop significantly. As per what Bob Collymore said, unlimited internet leads to a hockey stick effect in the usage of the pipes without an equal amount of revenue.So many people will start torrenting movies throughout the day. Wireless has a smaller capacity as compared to fiber. In the US everyone has wifi in their homes so there will always be a substitute when it comes to the heavy lifting bob and safcom are just out to make as much cash as possible especially in the absence of any tangible competition. If its only torrents, can't the same be blocked, kenya and the west are different in that infrastructure in ke is minimal, thus in the case of internet, provision of the same to majority can only work via mobile data. Block torrents tena? Am not spending more money on buying movies. Btw internet in Kenya is cheaper than the west. $70 per month for 8GB on Verizon. For half the price you will get 12GB (Ksh3,000)at Safaricom and it carries over the next month. If you have a 4g sim card, same speeds I have never understood how mobile contracts work especially in the states, but I think they bundle sms, calls, phone payments in those charges. can someone from majuu confirm  The contracts are mainly to reducing financial burden when buying a new phone. Instead of laying down a whole $1,200 for a new phone, you can get a 2 year contract to spread out the payments in those two years and in turn you stay with the network for that period of time at least. If u leave earlier you have to pay for the remaining amount plus contract termination fee. The monthly phone payments are then added to your regular phone bill which usually comes in form of data, calls and sms bundled for a specific price. Just like Safaricom post paid option. If you go past your data limits you get charged extra. I think that's a basic explanation
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murchr wrote:chemirocha wrote:Alfylavie wrote:chiaroscuro wrote:Alfylavie wrote:sitaki.kujulikana wrote:The american mobile providers have gone back to unlimited data, this might be the direction the mobile telecom industry will go, with 4g and a supposedly faster 5g in the works and also considering more and more people are ditching their computers for their phones when it comes to the basic IT related tasks , data prices will drop significantly. AT&T is already on 5G.. Most of smartphone apps cannot run without internet good example is siri for iPhone therefore the idea of bundles is about to hit a dead end. Its funny how Safaricom frequently advise us to disable auto-updates, switch off this, switch off that in order to manage/save data instead of giving us unlimited plan. The moment you follow their advice you realize your smartphone is no longer smart This RINK disagrees... https://www.quora.com/Wh...ween-1G-2G-3G-4G-and-5G When was that article written? and it seems like a comment.. Get it from AT&T WEBSITE. Lab Trial is done and field trial is scheduled in phases.. June they will be offering home internet service based on 5G in Austin, Middletown and New Jersey.. Qualcomm C.E.O also has also assured us 5G phones are coming earlier than we thought.. but in the mean time Home internet will be live. AT&T 5G According to the timeline of the ITU (the global governing body), the 5G standard isn't even expected to be completed until at least 2020. Link here. The link you share simply discusses joint field trials between AT&T, Intel and Ericsson. Those ITU standards dont hold any water. That is just like a deadline by 2020 most countries will have moved on. Nokia, Intel, Qualcomm are all building 5g networks. For IOT to be effective 5G speeds have to be realized. Samsung, has devices already The whole point of the standards is to ensure equipment interoperability. Marketing gimmicks aside, none of these manufacturers is "5G ready" simply because 5G as a standard does not yet exist.
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chemirocha wrote:murchr wrote:chemirocha wrote:Alfylavie wrote:chiaroscuro wrote:Alfylavie wrote:sitaki.kujulikana wrote:The american mobile providers have gone back to unlimited data, this might be the direction the mobile telecom industry will go, with 4g and a supposedly faster 5g in the works and also considering more and more people are ditching their computers for their phones when it comes to the basic IT related tasks , data prices will drop significantly. AT&T is already on 5G.. Most of smartphone apps cannot run without internet good example is siri for iPhone therefore the idea of bundles is about to hit a dead end. Its funny how Safaricom frequently advise us to disable auto-updates, switch off this, switch off that in order to manage/save data instead of giving us unlimited plan. The moment you follow their advice you realize your smartphone is no longer smart This RINK disagrees... https://www.quora.com/Wh...ween-1G-2G-3G-4G-and-5G When was that article written? and it seems like a comment.. Get it from AT&T WEBSITE. Lab Trial is done and field trial is scheduled in phases.. June they will be offering home internet service based on 5G in Austin, Middletown and New Jersey.. Qualcomm C.E.O also has also assured us 5G phones are coming earlier than we thought.. but in the mean time Home internet will be live. AT&T 5G According to the timeline of the ITU (the global governing body), the 5G standard isn't even expected to be completed until at least 2020. Link here. The link you share simply discusses joint field trials between AT&T, Intel and Ericsson. Those ITU standards dont hold any water. That is just like a deadline by 2020 most countries will have moved on. Nokia, Intel, Qualcomm are all building 5g networks. For IOT to be effective 5G speeds have to be realized. Samsung, has devices already The whole point of the standards is to ensure equipment interoperability. Marketing gimmicks aside, none of these manufacturers is "5G ready" simply because 5G as a standard does not yet exist. You are wrong sir! but lets agree to disagree. "There are only two emotions in the market, hope & fear. The problem is you hope when you should fear & fear when you should hope: - Jesse Livermore
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murchr wrote:chemirocha wrote:murchr wrote:chemirocha wrote:Alfylavie wrote:chiaroscuro wrote:Alfylavie wrote:sitaki.kujulikana wrote:The american mobile providers have gone back to unlimited data, this might be the direction the mobile telecom industry will go, with 4g and a supposedly faster 5g in the works and also considering more and more people are ditching their computers for their phones when it comes to the basic IT related tasks , data prices will drop significantly. AT&T is already on 5G.. Most of smartphone apps cannot run without internet good example is siri for iPhone therefore the idea of bundles is about to hit a dead end. Its funny how Safaricom frequently advise us to disable auto-updates, switch off this, switch off that in order to manage/save data instead of giving us unlimited plan. The moment you follow their advice you realize your smartphone is no longer smart This RINK disagrees... https://www.quora.com/Wh...ween-1G-2G-3G-4G-and-5G When was that article written? and it seems like a comment.. Get it from AT&T WEBSITE. Lab Trial is done and field trial is scheduled in phases.. June they will be offering home internet service based on 5G in Austin, Middletown and New Jersey.. Qualcomm C.E.O also has also assured us 5G phones are coming earlier than we thought.. but in the mean time Home internet will be live. AT&T 5G According to the timeline of the ITU (the global governing body), the 5G standard isn't even expected to be completed until at least 2020. Link here. The link you share simply discusses joint field trials between AT&T, Intel and Ericsson. Those ITU standards dont hold any water. That is just like a deadline by 2020 most countries will have moved on. Nokia, Intel, Qualcomm are all building 5g networks. For IOT to be effective 5G speeds have to be realized. Samsung, has devices already The whole point of the standards is to ensure equipment interoperability. Marketing gimmicks aside, none of these manufacturers is "5G ready" simply because 5G as a standard does not yet exist. You are wrong sir! but lets agree to disagree. Wrong on what? Share a link to even a single consumer ready device that supports "5G".
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chemirocha wrote:murchr wrote:chemirocha wrote:murchr wrote:chemirocha wrote:Alfylavie wrote:chiaroscuro wrote:Alfylavie wrote:sitaki.kujulikana wrote:The american mobile providers have gone back to unlimited data, this might be the direction the mobile telecom industry will go, with 4g and a supposedly faster 5g in the works and also considering more and more people are ditching their computers for their phones when it comes to the basic IT related tasks , data prices will drop significantly. AT&T is already on 5G.. Most of smartphone apps cannot run without internet good example is siri for iPhone therefore the idea of bundles is about to hit a dead end. Its funny how Safaricom frequently advise us to disable auto-updates, switch off this, switch off that in order to manage/save data instead of giving us unlimited plan. The moment you follow their advice you realize your smartphone is no longer smart This RINK disagrees... https://www.quora.com/Wh...ween-1G-2G-3G-4G-and-5G When was that article written? and it seems like a comment.. Get it from AT&T WEBSITE. Lab Trial is done and field trial is scheduled in phases.. June they will be offering home internet service based on 5G in Austin, Middletown and New Jersey.. Qualcomm C.E.O also has also assured us 5G phones are coming earlier than we thought.. but in the mean time Home internet will be live. AT&T 5G According to the timeline of the ITU (the global governing body), the 5G standard isn't even expected to be completed until at least 2020. Link here. The link you share simply discusses joint field trials between AT&T, Intel and Ericsson. Those ITU standards dont hold any water. That is just like a deadline by 2020 most countries will have moved on. Nokia, Intel, Qualcomm are all building 5g networks. For IOT to be effective 5G speeds have to be realized. Samsung, has devices already The whole point of the standards is to ensure equipment interoperability. Marketing gimmicks aside, none of these manufacturers is "5G ready" simply because 5G as a standard does not yet exist. You are wrong sir! but lets agree to disagree. Wrong on what? Share a link to even a single consumer ready device that supports "5G". Samsung testing 5GB broadband in LondonMore on SamsungFrom the rumor mill one of the Samsung 8 generations will be 5G compatible.PS dont get all mixed up. 5G is wifi driven at the moment Qualcomm has a modem ready"There are only two emotions in the market, hope & fear. The problem is you hope when you should fear & fear when you should hope: - Jesse Livermore
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murchr wrote:chemirocha wrote:murchr wrote:chemirocha wrote:murchr wrote:chemirocha wrote:Alfylavie wrote:chiaroscuro wrote:Alfylavie wrote:sitaki.kujulikana wrote:The american mobile providers have gone back to unlimited data, this might be the direction the mobile telecom industry will go, with 4g and a supposedly faster 5g in the works and also considering more and more people are ditching their computers for their phones when it comes to the basic IT related tasks , data prices will drop significantly. AT&T is already on 5G.. Most of smartphone apps cannot run without internet good example is siri for iPhone therefore the idea of bundles is about to hit a dead end. Its funny how Safaricom frequently advise us to disable auto-updates, switch off this, switch off that in order to manage/save data instead of giving us unlimited plan. The moment you follow their advice you realize your smartphone is no longer smart This RINK disagrees... https://www.quora.com/Wh...ween-1G-2G-3G-4G-and-5G When was that article written? and it seems like a comment.. Get it from AT&T WEBSITE. Lab Trial is done and field trial is scheduled in phases.. June they will be offering home internet service based on 5G in Austin, Middletown and New Jersey.. Qualcomm C.E.O also has also assured us 5G phones are coming earlier than we thought.. but in the mean time Home internet will be live. AT&T 5G According to the timeline of the ITU (the global governing body), the 5G standard isn't even expected to be completed until at least 2020. Link here. The link you share simply discusses joint field trials between AT&T, Intel and Ericsson. Those ITU standards dont hold any water. That is just like a deadline by 2020 most countries will have moved on. Nokia, Intel, Qualcomm are all building 5g networks. For IOT to be effective 5G speeds have to be realized. Samsung, has devices already The whole point of the standards is to ensure equipment interoperability. Marketing gimmicks aside, none of these manufacturers is "5G ready" simply because 5G as a standard does not yet exist. You are wrong sir! but lets agree to disagree. Wrong on what? Share a link to even a single consumer ready device that supports "5G". Samsung testing 5GB broadband in LondonMore on SamsungFrom the rumor mill one of the Samsung 8 generations will be 5G compatible.PS dont get all mixed up. 5G is wifi driven at the moment Qualcomm has a modem ready From the marketing blurbs you've shared, Qualcomm actually declares a release date of 2019!
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chemirocha wrote:murchr wrote:chemirocha wrote:murchr wrote:chemirocha wrote:murchr wrote:chemirocha wrote:Alfylavie wrote:chiaroscuro wrote:Alfylavie wrote:sitaki.kujulikana wrote:The american mobile providers have gone back to unlimited data, this might be the direction the mobile telecom industry will go, with 4g and a supposedly faster 5g in the works and also considering more and more people are ditching their computers for their phones when it comes to the basic IT related tasks , data prices will drop significantly. AT&T is already on 5G.. Most of smartphone apps cannot run without internet good example is siri for iPhone therefore the idea of bundles is about to hit a dead end. Its funny how Safaricom frequently advise us to disable auto-updates, switch off this, switch off that in order to manage/save data instead of giving us unlimited plan. The moment you follow their advice you realize your smartphone is no longer smart This RINK disagrees... https://www.quora.com/Wh...ween-1G-2G-3G-4G-and-5G When was that article written? and it seems like a comment.. Get it from AT&T WEBSITE. Lab Trial is done and field trial is scheduled in phases.. June they will be offering home internet service based on 5G in Austin, Middletown and New Jersey.. Qualcomm C.E.O also has also assured us 5G phones are coming earlier than we thought.. but in the mean time Home internet will be live. AT&T 5G According to the timeline of the ITU (the global governing body), the 5G standard isn't even expected to be completed until at least 2020. Link here. The link you share simply discusses joint field trials between AT&T, Intel and Ericsson. Those ITU standards dont hold any water. That is just like a deadline by 2020 most countries will have moved on. Nokia, Intel, Qualcomm are all building 5g networks. For IOT to be effective 5G speeds have to be realized. Samsung, has devices already The whole point of the standards is to ensure equipment interoperability. Marketing gimmicks aside, none of these manufacturers is "5G ready" simply because 5G as a standard does not yet exist. You are wrong sir! but lets agree to disagree. Wrong on what? Share a link to even a single consumer ready device that supports "5G". Samsung testing 5GB broadband in LondonMore on SamsungFrom the rumor mill one of the Samsung 8 generations will be 5G compatible.PS dont get all mixed up. 5G is wifi driven at the moment Qualcomm has a modem ready From the marketing blurbs you've shared, Qualcomm actually declares a release date of 2019! Ok boys u are both right.....parenting 101 🤣🤣🤣
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Internet wrote:http://bgr.com/2017/02/26/zte-gigabit-phone-specs-announced-mwc-2017/
Amazing!! 5G phone is here already!.. Competition sasa ianze.. iPhone and Samsung will soon be getting the pressure to launch theirs too Making money never gets boring
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