Put simply, 5G is the next (and, quite self evidently, the fifth) generation of mobile communications technology. If you were around at the start of the decade, then you should remember the ...

But the transition from 4G is still a slow one: Per Ericsson, 4G subscriptions rose in that same time span by 11 million to a total of 5.2 billion. In addition, Deloitte’s 2023 Global Digital Consumer ...

3G networks will be shut off in Singapore next July, giving a one-year roadmap for 1% of the mobile phone population to make the switch to newer generations. It marks an end to a 20-year ...

Once a feature reserved for flagship smartphones, 5G has now become widely available on devices across all price tiers. But hardware support is only one side of the equation — many carriers worldwide ...

5G vs 6G: What’s the difference? Your email has been sent In a world of constant technological evolution, it can be hard to keep up with the latest advancements. Here, we compare 5G and 6G networks to ...

VodafoneThree has confirmed that Three UK's 3G mobile network has been switched off. The telco retired its network on the morning of November 27, some 23 years and six months after it first went live.

Phone calls have made a comeback, streaming is driving weekly data surges – in particular from football – but most significantly, 5G is booming in the UK, says a research study from operator Three UK.

The GSA has provided a snapshot of the 5G market in 2025 It tracks developments in the areas of 5G SA through to RedCap and NTN As 5G grows, older 2G and 3G networks are increasingly being switched ...