What to Expect From the 5G Technology. Is it on Its Way to Bulgaria?

The new technology is the network of the future. What will exactly offer?
One key goal of 5G is to dramatically improve quality of service, and extend that quality over a broader geographic area, in order for the wireless industry to remain competitive against the onset of gigabit fiber service coupled with Wi-Fi.

Rajeev Suri, Nokia president, and CEO discusses the company's quarterly earnings, the adoption of 5G technology and the announcement of layoffs as cost-cutting measures.
Vincent Pang, President of Huawei in Western Europe, announced its intention also to launch its first 5G smartphone next year.

A1 was the first Bulgarian telecom company showing how 5G technology will work. During a demonstration in February, a speed of over 2 Gbps was measured. The new technology will reduce the Internet connection's latency and the speed will be over 10 times higher than the 4G network.

How expensive will these devices be and when will they be placed on the market?

To take advantage of the fast 5G mobile Internet that will become widely available over the next few years, we will need a new smartphone.

As we already know, all new technologies are initially offered at prices which are  'way beyond' our budget.

The next generation of smartphones will need better connectivity, new hardware and software, and a new way to save the battery that will be sucked out from services and applications built on the capabilities of the super-fast 5G internet.

Much of the major engineering issues on the subject have already found their answers, says Scott Petty, technology manager at Vodafone UK, quoted by BBC.

The phones that will support 5G Internet will probably start at a cost...