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Moving ahead with 5G

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28 March, 2022, 11:20 am
Last modified: 28 March, 2022, 06:14 pm

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Moving ahead with 5G

The technology promised to provide higher speed, lower latency and greater capacity than 4G LTE networks, which means quicker downloads, Cloud connected surveillance and security and remote office management

TBS Report
28 March, 2022, 11:20 am
Last modified: 28 March, 2022, 06:14 pm

Fifth Generation (5G), one of the fastest, most robust mobile connectivity technologies the world has ever seen, is in the horizon.
The technology promised to provide higher speed, lower latency and greater capacity than 4G LTE networks, which means quicker downloads, Cloud connected surveillance and security and remote office management.
In the existing network and in absence of 5G, users face slower transmission and steaming, slower work processes, fewer number of connected devices and lower latency rate.
As like other parts of the world, Bangladesh has already introduced test run of this technology and planned to roll out it commercially by the end of this year.
5G connectivity benefits are expected to make businesses more efficient and give consumers access to more information faster than ever before, connected cars, smart stadiums and advanced gaming.
Samsung is the obvious choice for 5G devices:
To take the full advantage of 5G technology, however, customers should have to have suitable and perfect devices or handsets in their tools bucket.
Among the abundance of phones from wide range of brands, Samsung's 5G devices are the best choice to grab the total benefits of the finest technology.
At present, Samsung has 5G
enable five devices available in the market which include--Galaxy
S22 Ultra, Galaxy S22+, Galaxy Z Fold3, Galaxy Z Flip3 and Galaxy
S21 FE.
From crystal-clear HD video calling to smooth-as-silk gaming, Samsung elevates life with unique 5G devices which can give customers the speed and connectivity to
keep up.
Samsung 5G devices are made to handle multitasking functions and huge data consumption pressure.
The hand set giant's devices are trouble less to connect 5G, high power processor, heat controlled battery with latest technology enabled RAM and ROM.
As well as premium devices, Samsung has got 5G devices at an affordable range thanks to assemble of the sets at the local factory.

 

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