The supercharged AirLink XR80 is purpose-built forfixed and mobile applications with single/dual 5G cellular radios and 5x4 MIMO Wi-Fi 6. It supports complete device-to-cloud security and reduces your total cost of ownership with ALMS Out-of-Band management via built in LPWA network delivering zero touch configuration, reset to factory over the air and remote support regardless of the primary WAN connections. Utilising a cartridge-based design, enables long-term expandability and upgradability.
The supercharged AirLink XR90 is purpose-built for public safety and transit with single/dual 5G cellular radios and dual independent 4x4 MIMO Wi-Fi 6. It supports complete device-to-cloud security and reduces your total cost of ownership with ALMS Out-of-Band management via built in LPWA network delivering zero touch configuration, reset to factory over the air and remote support regardless of the primary WAN connections. Utilising a cartridge-based design, enables long-term expandability and upgradability.
5G has significantly increased the speed and responsiveness of wireless networks and expand them to enable hundreds of thousands of connections. 5G offers greater capacity, higher data rates and much lower latency, and it will support further innovations such as the internet of things (IoT) and network slicing, creating a smarter, more connected world.
Before 5G. The mighty and powerful 5G is rolling into our lives, and a lot of businesses aren’t quite ready. So, use this simple guide to better prepare yourself, as 5G is a big one. It’s going to change a lot, and you want to make sure you’re making the most of it - both at work and at home.
Over the past decade, the number of Gs that we’ve seen on our phone screens, wished we had access to, and even talked about at dinner parties has been increasing. We all loved 3G, and 4G was even more surprising, but now we see rollout, how much better will 5G be?
Telstra has secured exclusive rights to the 5G versions of the new Samsung Galaxy S10 devices when released in Australia later this year.
Samsung has confirmed it will unveil the world's first foldable smartphone at its annual Developer Conference in November. The tech giant will also showcase a 10th Galaxy S device and a 5G-compatible handset.
The Australian government's decision to ban Chinese company, Huawei, from involvement in the 5G rollout is a “significant change which fundamentally undermines Australia’s 5G future”, asserts Vodafone.
"We will do a few stunts, or demos and things like that … but that’s not really the core of the 5G launch,” says Vodafone Hutchison Australia (VHA) chief, Iñaki Berroeta, as he talks down the hype around 5G.
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