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[br][br]5G smartphones are already taking over in 2019: we've already seen big-name phones like the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G, the Huawei Mate X, the Xiaomi 5G Mi MIX 3 and the LG V50 ThinQ show off their 5G capabilities, and plenty more are on the way.[br][br]Bear in mind that Qualcomm President Christiano Amon, has said that "every Android vendor is working on 5G right now", plus all the 5G tech we saw at CES 2019 and MWC 2019 – and it's clear that by the end of 2019, 5G will have well and truly arrived.[br][br]Indeed, speaking at Qualcomm's Snapdragon Technology Summit in Hawaii back in early December 2018, Amon stated that:[br][br]"By the holidays next year, every flagship handset – at least when it comes to those running Google's Android software and using Qualcomm's Snapdragon processor – will tap into 5G."[br][br][br]
[br][br]Add in some extra leaks and hints to the official confirmations, and it's clear that 2019 is going to be not just a year where 5G technology hits laboratories, but when it will actually arrive in our mobiles. We will be carrying round with us amazingly powerful 5G phones... and there are plenty of reasons to get excited![br][br]The next-gen 5G phone data tech will not only absolutely smoke 4G and 3G in terms of speed, but it also has the potential to radically alter how the world's best smartphones are used every day.[br][br]5G is here, and in 2019 5G phones are going to launch around the world.[br][br][br]Think augmented reality (computer graphics merging with the real world), virtual reality, improved streaming resolutions, holographic displays, enhanced power and next-gen cloud computing – 5G is going to be significant jump forward for phones.[br][br]With so much bandwidth available, we'll see plenty more gadgets and devices getting online too (self-driving cars and so on).[br][br]Partner these exciting developments with the other phone advancements charging over the horizon, such as totally notch-less and bezel-less displays, and its easy to see why many commentators are pegging 2019 as a big year of change for smartphones. |
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