Even while several smartphone users are struggling to avail the smooth services of 4G services, several electronic and telecom companies are already racing ahead in terms of mobile internet speeds. As per the latest news, ZTE, the Chinese telecom giant, has already begun developing a 5G-network enabled devices which will be launched in 2015.
In India, 4G services are being offered by the only telecom carrier, Airtel, and that too in select cities. Earlier, the 5G speed was initially poised to roll out from the year 2020.
However, International Telecommunication Union (ITU) will soon start accepting technologies to be considered for the 5G standard and the Korean authorities are striving to bring out the 5G technology to make its debut in the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
Globally, 4G permits speeds from 100 mbps upto 2 GB per second. At this speed, normal films of 700 MB size can be downloaded in just a few seconds. The ZTE is planning to launch its 5G enabled mobile and other electronic variants by the year end and the enhancements will be based on the learnings of the 4G technology.
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