#4596330

scoter man1

2013-05-14 18:52

I would still love to know the logic behind this. Why on earth would you ever need 5G? Maybe by 2020 it will be relevant, but I kind of doubt it.

#4596493

WindtalkerCS

2013-05-14 21:28

I would still love to know the logic behind this. Why on earth would you ever need 5G? Maybe by 2020 it will be relevant, but I kind of doubt it.

Who would ever need electric lights, candles are awesome.

#4596536

Iggyblack

2013-05-14 22:19

Less time buffering your pron collection :banana:

This, especially the 4K Porn that will be around by then.

#4596548

k1net1cs

2013-05-14 22:34

I just wonder how much heat would the phones be generating using such high frequencies*. Also a bit concerned about the range. *) and no, I'm not talking about the CPU or SoC's frequency.

#4596569

scoter man1

2013-05-14 23:00

I'm sorry I just don't see it. If you want to do anything worth using 5G, you'll eat up your whole data amount in a matter of moments. I'm just not a big data user so I guess I don't get it, but I don't see the point unless the data caps are raised substantially.

#4596815

Speed Weed

2013-05-15 07:32

Better to improve the 3G coverage first. In my area, it's total krap. 🙁