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>>5310508

He's wrong. 5G has already rolled out in a small number of places and will expand. I'm concerned about the health effects since those at the top only care about money in their pockets.

Verizon Says 5G Mobile Service Coming to 30 U.S. Cities This Year

Verizon disclosed a little more on Thursday about its planned super-fast 5G network. Already offering 5G as a home Internet service in parts of four cities, Verizon said it would debut mobile 5G, which can hit download speeds 10 to 40 times faster than today’s 4G LTE networks, in “more than 30 U.S. cities” later this year.

The announcement at a meeting with investors came one day after Verizon said it would be the first U.S. carrier to offer customers Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S10 5G phone. Verizon has previously unveiled a Lenovo Motorola phone that will get an add-on 5G module later this year, as well as a mobile Wi-Fi hotspot from Inseego that can catch 5G signals.

Verizon (vz, +0.70%) didn’t say how much the new 5G mobile service would cost or which cities would get it on what dates. T-Mobile (tmus, +0.89%) has also said it’s rolling out mobile 5G service in 30 or more as yet unnamed cities later this year, but also said it would not charge a premium for the faster speeds.

AT&T has said its new 5G service is available for use with a mobile Wi-Fi hotspot in parts of 12 cities, including Atlanta, Dallas, and New Orleans, with seven more cities coming in the second half of the year. Meanwhile, Sprint (s, +2.77%) says its 5G service using a “mobile smart hub” is also coming at a still undisclosed price in the first half of 2019 to nine cities, including Chicago, New York, and Washington, D.C.

http://fortune.com/2019/02/21/verizon-5g-mobile-wireless-30-cities/