Showing posts with label 5G-technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 5G-technology. Show all posts

Sunday, 25 July 2021

5G Is Here - Now Comes The Upgrade: 700 Million Euros In Research Funding For 6G


Higher, faster, further - that is the motto of the digital world. Anyone who does not stay on the ball and has one leg in the future if possible, will be left behind. The mobile communications standard is far from being available nationwide in Germany, and research into 6G is already reaching out. It's all about one thing: real time.

Sunday, 11 July 2021

The New Iphone 12: Optimal Combination Of Performance And Elegance


The new iPhone 12 is finally here - with a new chipset, fresh design, upgraded camera and fast 5G cellular network. The first experience reports for it are already out. The data from our detailed test report reveals whether the long wait was really worth it.

Proven design in numerous colors

When designing the iPhone 12, Apple is based heavily on the angular look of the iPhone 4 and 5, which the iPad Air and iPad Pro also have in the new model version. In terms of optics, the iPhone 12 draws the same level as the Pro version, but relies on significantly more color options, which is ultimately a

Saturday, 3 July 2021

When Will 5G Finally Come?


We almost magically pronounce the abbreviation that stands for the new mobile communications standard. The network should become faster, better and more stable with 5G. While the Chinese are hard at work on 6G, not too much has happened to us yet. Now one could claim that Corona caused an interruption. But this is only half the truth. In fact, there are numerous reasons that are currently hindering 5G. In addition to the various viruses, it is primarily citizens' movements that are massively rebelling against the expansion. It is sometimes claimed that the rays kill birds and even people. Some

Kingston FURY Beast DDR5 RGB RAM Introduced

Kingston today introduced its new FURY Beast DDR5 RGB memory. The Kingston FURY Beast family is the first DDR5 module to break the 10,000MT/...