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Attempting to fight back against rival EE which announced the launch of its own network earlier this week, UK telco Vodafone has revealed its line-up of 5G-enabled mobile phones ahead of the launch of its 5G network on 3 July.
Stealing a march on its rivals, UK telco EE has revealed that it will be making available a 5G communications infrastructure to customers in London, Manchester, London, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Belfast and Birmingham.
In a paper that it says ‘busts myths’ surrounding the value of the new infrastructure, comms technology and services firm Ericsson is claiming to have brought a sense of reality to the debate as to whether there is an opportunity for a 5G premium consumer offering.
India’s nascent over-the-top (OTT) player MXPlayer has recorded 1.2 million new installs every day and is now available on 600 million devices around the world.
