Difference between 4G and 5G

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5G Vs. 4G
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Revolution or evolution?

• We have to geek out a little in this article to
  really explain just why 5G is going to be so
  superior to 4G network, so stay with us!
• 4G built upon the data and application technology
  introduced by 3G in the early 2000s just think
  about the launch of the app-powered smartphone
  thats now part of our everyday. The promise of
  5Gs ultra-fast speed and high reliability with
  low-latency owes much to the 4G network.
• Thats why the first phase of the 5G network is
  to essentially enhance the current capabilities
  of the 4G network a kind of 4.5G network.

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5G is more capable

• Right now, 4G LTE (Long Term Evolution)
  technology is only capable of using lower
  frequency bands, operating up to 6GHz, whereas
  the radio bands that 5G will be able to handle
  will be anywhere between 30GHz and 300GHz.
• Its a big leap forward and it will change the
  way we use our mobile devices.
• Since 5G can operate at such a high frequency,
  well see huge speed increases and support for
  massive data transfers.
• Not only that, but these radio frequencies wont
  be crowded with existing devices 5G is a new
  technology, meaning it could free up bandwidth.

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What about speed?

• This is where 5G stands head and shoulders above
  4G.
• In theory, 5G is likely to reach speeds that are
  20 times faster than 4G LTE. 4G LTE has a peak
  speed of 1GB per second 5G could theoretically
  achieve speeds of 20GB per second. These are of
  course what you might call peak speeds, well
  just have to see when 5G is rolled out what the
  real-world performance is like.
• But where you might get 10Mb per second from your
  4G network today, 5G could possibly provide 100MB
  per second everyday speeds.

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5G versus 4G

• Youll be able to do all the things you do today,
  but so much faster and more reliably. The 4G
  network in India today is crowded. All these
  devices, competing for bandwidth are slowing the
  network down.
• 5G may have the capacity to handle up to a
  million devices per square kilometre. You will
  have less concern with dropped connections or how
  many devices you have connected to the network,
  its that much more reliable.
• Dont expect any revolutionary changes at first,
  but you can expect to do everything youre doing
  now with more speed, lower latency, and better
  reliability in terms of the connection.

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