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#157122 20-Nov-2014 14:52

Very cool, maybe we should ask them to do it here.

http://pr.huawei.com/en/news/hw-397407-5g.htm#.VG1IraZK70w

http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/huawei-to-introduce-5g-networks-for-2018-fifa-world-cup

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#1180175 20-Nov-2014 14:57

Nokia our Network vendor here in NZ is already working on 5G as well

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#1180178 20-Nov-2014 15:04

I was looking at some info and photos my wife collected of the setups and kit they have at their Shenzhen Center for 5G and super fast Broadband. They are doing good stuff.

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#1180221 20-Nov-2014 16:41

how does 5g differ from LTE?

*Insert big spe*dtest result here*

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#1180225 20-Nov-2014 17:05

will the LTE bands work? or will there be a new phone needed ... I'm going to say probably ... that means ... hang on to my old 4g Samsung for another few years!

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#1180235 20-Nov-2014 17:27

There doesn't seem to be much information about this. The press release mentions "SCMA" but I can't find any technology by that name!

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#1180296 20-Nov-2014 19:03

Who's standard will they be implementing?

Also, I would be expecting a 4.5g first with the integration of both voice and data.

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