EBK INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION SYSTEMS
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4G:
- 4G is also known as 4th generation mobile cellular technology which succeeds after the 3G.
- It has some applications like accessing mobile web, IP telephony, live video streaming conference and 3D television.
- It improves download and upload speeds. It provides clear voice calls. It has high speed capacity compared to the 3G which offers around 150Mbps.
- The first release Long Term Evolution (LTE) standard that provides faster connection for a mobile internet experience which is 10 times faster than 3G.
5G:
- 5G also known as 5th generation mobile cellular technology which refers to latest mobile wireless standard.
- 5G connections are based on the experience of user, performance of system, enhanced services.
- It has large phone memory and provides good clarity in Audio/Video. It provides good intercommunication multimedia, voice and video streaming and internet...
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EBK INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION SYSTEMS
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