The Silicon Review ^Asia

Some of the phones on the market now have 5G capabilities, and iPhone 12 is the latest addition to the list. Apple introduced four phones, and all the four of them can support 5G. The latest addition means that the company cannot control the biggest feature available on the iPhone 12, and instead, mobile operators will have the control. Depending on the users’ location and their service providers, the 5G experience on the iPhone 12 will vary. This information is applicable not only for iPhone 12 but also for every other 5G-enabled Android devices that were released so far. The main reason for this is due to the present global condition 5G, which is very nascent.

Only 24 markets around the world are living with the 5th gen wireless standards, according to the recent reports from the GSMA reports. To make 5G available like any other network will take close to 5 to 7 years, and by 2025 there will be 20% of global connections. Performance in the US is worse when compared to Asian countries like China and South Korea. Moreover, the speed is very less in carriers like Verizon and AT&T when compared to the already existing 4G networks.