All four new iPhone 12 units will apparently support 5G networking, but only models sold in the United States are believed to support the faster mmWave 5G networking.
The next Apple event is rumored to take place on Tuesday, October 13, with preorders starting the following Friday, October 16.
The CEO of British Telecom’s BT and EE wireless carriers told employees that a new, 5G-enabled iPhone is just “days away” from launching.
A leaked email from an unnamed wireless carrier is hyping 5G support in the upcoming iPhone 12 lineup.
Mass production of Apple’s first 5G phones will begin later this month. AirTags, an upcoming item-tracking accessory from Apple, has already gone into production.
According to a new report, only the 6.7-inch iPhone 12 “Pro Max” will support the faster mmWave 5G technology, not all four models.
Future iPhone cameras may transfer high-resolution image data from the CMOS sensor to the main Apple chip at higher speeds, boosting 5G live streaming and AR apps.
The addition of 5G networking to this year’s iPhone lineup is going to cost Apple dearly, according to a revered analyst, but the cost increases won’t be passed to the consumer.
AT&T says that its nationwide rollout of its 5G network is now complete.
A new report says Apple may only offer single 5G band support in select iPhone models launching in 2021, which could be a departure from the company’s plans for the 5G iPhone 12 lineup.
Many analysts and Apple watchers have been saying that 2020 will mark the year the company releases its first iPhone with 5G capability.
Piggy-backing on its earlier report alleging that Apple might need to push back the launch of its first 5G-capable iPhone to October, Taiwanese trade publication DigiTimes this morning said that mass production of the device will start in July.
