The cellular phone industry in North America is about to go into a period of revolution, which some people are referring to as the "5G mobile" era. Consumers await with much anticipation for the futuristic technology to impact their mobile life.
5G mobile phones represent a considerable improvements to the already eye opening Apple iPhone or Google Android units, which are just unveiling their own considerable opportunities. It seems that the status quo is only being established but as this kind of technology never hangs around for any period of time the so-called "5G" is likely to vanquish 3G really quickly.
Innovation surrounds the 5G communications system. A hybrid method of transmitting is involved, featuring voice over Internet protocol, also known as the VoIP. This new technology allows a great enhancement in call quality and also allows data to be transferred at very high speeds.
How long do you think it will be before our once humble cell phone is promoted to the rank of virtual personal assistant? Whereas it was once just a talking device, an amazing number of features and flexibility will likely give us a huge number of choices to help us lead our daily lives. The cutting-edge equipment will surely make the best use of these new delivery methods.
It seems that the 5G mobile phone that we will soon see will essentially be a very powerful miniature computer. Great transfer rates are possible due to the increased bandwidth of the voice over Internet protocol. It is little wonder that software application providers are spending so much time trying to devise what are essentially miniature versions of desktop utilities.
Flexibility will be at the forefront of the new 5G mobile phone generation. You will not have to worry about different calling rates and whether your service provider has to "talk" to another service provider just to get you through. All this nonsense will become a thing of the past through forward thinking new service providers.
The 5G mobile revolution should finally lay to rest the bad reputation that the cellular industry has had in the past. A huge number of consumers will have access to personal communication, especially if you consider the number of new people exposed to this in the emerging economies of China and India.
How long will it be before we are in a position where technology has allowed us to instantly communicate with everyone else and to live our lives in the most highly efficient manner?
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