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Spectrum Crunch: The cell phone industry hits its limits - Feb. 21, 2012

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RomBUS

Eh...who needs 5G and beyond anyways?

WafflesAndRootbeer

RomBUS wrote: »

Eh...who needs 5G and beyond anyways?

iPhone 6 users. Duh. They want to communicate with Steve through the cosmos.

vinbuck

I'll wait for RFv6 to come out so I can have 4 billion Ghz worth of spectrum for my own personal use...that should work right??

CodeBlox

Maybe a much larger frequency space should be allowed

Turgon

I have no idea what any of this all means. Does it apply to me? My works phone works.

WFMAH

I love the spectrum requirements that they quote. I am almost always near my own wifi, been back on an AT|&T data plan for 2 months, and less than 3MB of non -wifi data. I am definitely paying for my phone.