Since the introduction of the first-ever 5G-enabled iPhone late fall, the buzz from around the latest 5G technology, which guarantees breakneck data speeds and massive data storage, has only grown.
However, due to one major problem, the direct experience of 5G is currently failing to live up to expectations.
Ink has been poured, and electrons are being practiced worldwide in a frenetic focus on 5th generation wireless networking, or 5G. In all of its combinations and variations, the 5G debate has begun to imitate a grade school soccer game. Everybody hunts the ball, initially in one path and another.