Firstly when 2G was introduced it gave customers voice calling and text messaging. As later 3G arrived bringing more pathway for internet usage on mobile phones. The most recent appeared 4G technology revolutionized the app and content sharing worldwide. Since broadband services gave users not just access to social media and video streaming but also made life connecting people far distance easier.
Soon later there will be India ready for 5G technology which will bring even faster download speed to mobile devices.
As all the telecom operators will move to 5G technology once it arrives. India will be taking its step further in the upcoming 5G technology in the recent future. While 5G Technology trials will begin in few months as said my telecom ministry, network companies, and mobile service providers. And after all its testing then the 5G technology will be launched commercially.
Jay Chen, CEO of Chinese equipment makers Huawei India says that trials will begin firstly among few cities soon as the government offers 5G spectrum band for testing.
All the network providers say that all people must upgrade will have to upgrade their devices to 5G support modem.5G will also be ready for IOT wherein all the things around will be connected to the internet.
Huawei also demonstrated at IMC about the 5G model of holographic augmented reality. This model demonstrates how users will communicate with a 3D hologram of a person using the 5G network. Also, many companies demonstrated a model of how India will take it to lead in the upcoming 5G technology.
Mukesh Ambani in the IMC said that India will be 5G ready ahead of the nations by 2020. India will have its full access to 4G technology and be ready for 5G technology. He also added that India will be among the first nations amongst the world in data consumption. He also said that about bringing artificial intelligence to a normal person and also about bringing internet connectivity to the remote areas of the country so that all people would able to access the internet.
So be ready for the 5G Future.
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