After astronomic levels of hype, the fifth generation of mobile networks has been a letdown for many consumers — and hasn't even made phone carriers much mon...
You’re correct. mmW exclusively deals with the frequency range of the Gen5 network. But Gen5 networks are branded as 5G. mmW is branded as 5G. Gen5 over 4G LTE is branded as 5G…
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mmW is FR2
5G FR1 is sub x-band microwave afaik
Again, this is a nomenclature thing.
You’re correct. mmW exclusively deals with the frequency range of the Gen5 network. But Gen5 networks are branded as 5G. mmW is branded as 5G. Gen5 over 4G LTE is branded as 5G…
No it’s a consumer rights issue. It’s intentionally vague to mislead consumers. End of story
No, it’s a nomenclature issue and continually proves that technologists are bad at naming things: https://xkcd.com/927/