All posts belonging to the 5G tag can be found in the list below.
Samsung has hit a home run for stadium technology after the successful completion of a 5G field trial held in a major baseball arena in Japan. Using the Okinawa Cellular Stadium, a 30,000-capacity ...
Tags: 5G, Baseball, Japan, KDDI, Okinawa Cellular stadium, samsung, Stadium Experience, TechnologyTelecommunications company O2 has confirmed that it will begin testing 5G technology solutions at The O2 in London this year. O2 will begin installing the network next month and it is expected to b...
Tags: 5G, Connectivity, Live Streaming, Mobile Technology, O2, Technology, The O2, wifiPyeongchang 2018 has set a marker as the most technology-intensive Olympics ever, with facial recognition ticketing, cashless wearables, 5G, AR and robots among the innovations at this year’s Winter...
Tags: 5G, AR, Cashless, Facial Recognition, Fan Experience, Olympics, Pyeongchang 2018, Robots, South Korea, Technology, VR, Wearable, Winter OlympicsThe UK government has announced it will invest £16m (€18m/$20.6m) in 5G research to provide a boost to the country’s mobile technology future. It has been estimated that by 2030, 5G technology...
Tags: 5G, Internet of Things, Kings College London, Mobile Technology, NFC, Ticketing Technology, UK, University of Bristol, University of SurreyMobile phone giant Nokia’s chief technology officer Hosseion Moiin claims Europe is not taking enough “risks” when it comes to investment in 5G. 5G is being developed to meet the needs of nex...
Tags: 5G, Europe, Hosseion Moiin, Mobile Technology, nokiaIrish operators have agreed to pay almost €80m (£70m/$90m) for 5G networks in the country despite the spectrum not likely to be launched until 2021. Vodafone, 3 Ireland, Meteor, Imagine and Airs...
Tags: 5G, Data, Ireland, Mobile, Technology
