TIME.CO, Jakarta – T-Mobile, US has started the rollout 5G technology which can deliver speeds of up to 3.3 Gbps using carrier aggregation.
This technology combines four different 5G channels into one for compatible devices. This method is similar to what Wi-Fi routers use to make connections faster.
Gather The limit, the internet grant is even faster than Verizon and AT&T’s much touted mmWave 5G as it is capable of speeds of 1.6Gbps as reported Okay. However, the range and support of the device is limited and it is easily hampered by clichés such as trees and buildings.
The four channels used by T-Mobile include repurposed 1,900 MHz spectrum from T-Mobile and Sprint’s 3G networks along with two 2.5 GHz and 600 MHz channels. -Mobile and “will be available nationwide in the coming weeks,” according to a company release.
Senior communications manager Justin Paulsen said The limit that no specific plans are required to use the pooled channels and there are no connection speed limits.
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However, not everyone can use this super fast connection. The new Samsung Galaxy S23 is compatible because it has the same Qualcomm Snapdragon X70 modem as the OnePlus 11 5G.
AT&T and T-Mobile are working on an update. As AT&T reported earlier this year, it combined two upload channels, while a report from Verizon found upload speeds of over a gigabit and download speeds of up to 4.3Gbps in its tests.
But it appears that T-Mobile has started wider adoption sooner, at least among major US carriers. Last year, they announced that they had achieved throughput figures of 3Gbps with this technique on a standalone 5G technology network that no other mobile service provider had done before.
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