The company said in a blog entry that the data is currently based on press releases and other publicly available communications, but that “as deployments continue to become commercially available and tests taken with Speedtest use a 5G connection, identified deployments will also be based on Ookla data. The commercial deployment locations include Verizon’s network in Minneapolis, Minnesota and Chicago, Illinois. Unlimited plans: Depending on your data usage, Gotalk Wireless unlimited data plans offer unlimited everything at half the price of a T-Mobile unlimited plan. cities where Ookla has identified an active 5G network, most of them are considered limited availability deployments, via AT&T’s network. 5G high-speed data: If you have a 5G eligible device, you can access the fast 5G network (where its available) at no extra cost with Gotalk Wireless 5G plans. Ookla puts the 5G deployments into two categories: commercial availability, meaning that a device is available that any consumer can purchase and use on the 5G network or “limited availability,” meaning that a 5G network is present, but only select users have access to it - so it’s often still in the testing phase. And Ookla is only counting 5G New Radio deployments, not Verizon’s 5G TF or AT&T’s “5G Evolution” markets, which incorporate technologies that most operators identify as advanced LTE. That doesn’t translate to 294 individual 5G sites the locations are identified at a city level. The company has identified 20 operators around the world that have 303 active 5G deployments in 294 locations. With 5G wireless networks becoming a reality, more and more 5G cell towers are being installed, old towers are having. As early 5G network deployments get underway, Ookla Speedtest has published an interactive online map of locations where 5G networks can be found.
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |