One of the most anticipated products of the year is of course Apple’s iPhone 12 and its accompanying releases that are currently, heavily hyped up with tech experts and analysts speculating about the most important features in the coming iPhone generation. And since many brands and telecom carriers and companies have already started experimenting with and releasing the 5G connectivity feature in their devices and services, Apple is the next major brand in line to equip its products with a 5G connectivity this year. Millions of audience members and loyal fans to Apple are hoping to finally see a functional 5G connectivity in the iPhone 12 line-up of products. Major brands like Samsung and Huawei have released smartphones supporting the 5G feature, and most predictions assert that Apple is definitely next!
Reportedly Apple will introduce some new and revamped features and performance aspects this year including a higher rate display, better camera functions along with the A14 processor and 5G feature all of which are designed and incorporated to take the iPhone to another level of success. But this time around, the functionality of the most anticipated 5G feature will depend mainly on the user’s service provider. It’s known that Apple sells millions of products every year and the 5G feature won’t of course be compatible with the different services around the world. Usually Apple makes sure to create features that are available for the greater part of its fan base. But depending on your country and the quality of your carrier, the efficacy of the 5G connectivity may vary from one iPhone to another.
The 5G feature is still relatively new in some countries, and in the US 5G is available in different frequencies depending on where you live. And even though many Apple fans are eager to experience massive online and connection speeds with the 5G, it’s more likely that this feature won’t be as good as the already existing 4G connectivity. Thankfully it’s reported that the lack of a 100% compatible 5G feature won’t affect the annual sales of Apple’s iPhone 12 line since these products have loads of other interesting features to offer.
Back in 2013, Apple launched the 4G connectivity in iPhone 5 which was a big success that brought the user a faster connection and a smoother experience. The 5G feature on the other hand requires loads of effort and many experiments to prove effective; the super fast 5G feature for instance needs unique antennas that are different from the less fast 5G feature – both in different devices – meaning that there’ll be different iPhone models depending on how fast is the 5G and the power of the service carrier.