Tag: 5G

  • Point & Learn: Verizon Snapchat App Taps 5G for AR in NYC

    People can learn the technology behind familiar objects in New York City’s infrastructure through the “Science City Explorers” an augmented reality (AR) application offered by Verizon, Snap, social technology agency GoSpooky and the New York Hall of Science. “Science City Explorers” is a new Snapchat Lens that uses machine learning to offer AR experiences across…

  • eMarketer’s Mobile Year in Review

    eMarketer highlights a few interesting milestones for mobile in 2019… Firstly, mobile edged out TV in 2019 as the channel where US adults spent the most time. This shift has been coming for a long time and while not a dramatic difference, it is helping to drive growth in mobile ad spend, which eMarketer pegs…

  • What does 5G mean to business leaders?

    What does 5G mean to business leaders?

    5G is ushering in a new era of high-speed wireless connectivity, super low latency and a massive increase in simultaneous device support. But, what do all of these advancements mean to business and technology leaders?

  • The U.S. has the fastest 5G peak speeds in the world

    Sure, it’s early days, and 5G is still in nascent stages of roll out, but according to OpenSignal, current deployments in the U.S. offer the best peak speeds in the world. The United States has the fastest 5G peak speeds in the world, due to operators’ use of millimeter wave spectrum and large available channels,…

  • About one in three Americans think they have 5G

    CNET reports on an interesting survey that suggests consumers without a 5G-capable device think they have 5G. It’s either a sign of major confusion in the marketplace or that you can’t always trust survey data. Probably a bit of both. It’s not just Uncle Larry who’s confused. Potentially millions of people don’t appear to understand…

  • Vodafone teams up with Hatch to bring 5G cloud gaming to UK customers

    Vodafone teams up with Hatch to bring 5G cloud gaming to UK customers

    In my mind, as 5G begins to roll out, the telecom industry is still looking for the “killer” use case. Speed and low latency are great, but is that really it? Is streaming games over a 5G connection a compelling enough use case for customers to pay more? Time will tell. via mobile marketing