Verizon Launches 5G Nationwide - How Does It Differ from Ultra Wideband?

During the iPhone 12 launch event, Verizon CEO Hans Vestberg joined Apple's Tim Cook on stage to announce that "5G just got real" with the iPhone 12 and the debut of Verizon's 5G Nationwide network.

Overnight - Verizon jumped from having 5G coverage in just a few dozen city centers to having 5G coverage in 1,800 cities and towns covering more than 200 million Americans.

Verizon also announced that it has doubled the peak theoretical speed of its short-range mmWave 5G network, and that it has now rolled out that super-fast technology to 55 cities, 43 stadiums and arenas, and seven airports.

All in all, a huge day for Verizon.

But before you get too excited - you need to understand that not all flavors of 5G are created equal.

For the full story:
https://www.rvmobileinternet.com/verizon-rolls-out-5g-nationwide-to-support-iphone-12-launch/

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