Verizon is using its 5G network for a 5G home internet service. From plans, to coverage, to prices, here's what you need to know about Verizon 5G home internet.
T-Mobile may be focusing on its mobile 5G network, but there's also a T-Mobile 5G home internet service. From pricing to coverage, here's what you need to know.
Carriers are pushing the idea that ubiquitous 5G can replace Wi-Fi. In reality, the latest tech in Wi-Fi 6 makes it clear that the two can live together.
They may be over a year old, but the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus 5G and the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G are still great phones. We compared them to help you choose.
5G is here, and some of the potential use cases are worth talking about. From autonomous vehicles to smart cities, here are some examples of how 5G will affect the future.
Fox Sports will make sports history by bringing viewers of the Big East Basketball Tournament into the future, broadcasting the entire tournament using 5G.
The Motorola One 5G and the Samsung Galaxy A71 5G both offer solid specs and 5G connectivity at a relatively low price. But which one is the better smartphone?
Here's fixed wireless (FWA) 5G explained! What you need to know about this effective new wireless technology, when it's available, how much it costs, and more.
5G is here, but while all the major carriers have nationwide 5G coverage, you might not know which prepaid carriers have it. Here are the best 5G prepaid plans.
T-Mobile offers a range of plans with different prices and features. Here's a rundown of what's available, including the new 5G-capable T-Mobile Magenta Max.
AT&T's new 5G mobile network is widely available now, especially in big cities. Here are the best smartphones you can use to take advantage of the fast network.
5G is available nationwide, and that means you want to use it with every device. Sometimes a phone doesn't cut it, and you'll want a 5G hotspot instead.
5G is the latest wireless network standard, but it's split into two distinct technologies: Sub-6 and mmWave. Here's how they differ, and why you should care.
AT&T has been rapidly expanding its 5G network for a few years now, and we're at a point where you can use it for yourself. Here's everything you need to know.
T-Mobile has taken the wraps off of its latest plan -- Magenta Max. The plan offers unlimited data, and won't throttle speeds based on how much data you use.