South Korea Planning to roll out 5G wireless service

[PCdoc]

South Korea plans to roll out 5G soon which will enable the user to download full Length movies in a second. Read full Article

[patio]

Dennis Rodman will be thrilled ! !

[soybean]

Dennis Rodman will be thrilled ! !

Rodman seems to like being chummy with North Korea but I don't believe he's ever been to South Korea.  And, North Korea won't be getting 5G until long after it has been deployed in South Korea.   

[Geek-9pm]

Dennis Rodman will be thrilled ! !

...the former Hall of Famer into rehab.

Sources connected with Rodman -- the ones who convinced him he needed to check into rehab after his controversial trip -- tell TMZ, from the minute Rodman landed in North Korea he was plied with alcohol.

Rodman claims his bizarre -- arguably unpatriotic comments -- were the result of alcohol abuse and he says the pressure he felt before doing his disastrous interview is why he landed in rehab.

But people close to him say ... the mucky-mucks in the North Korean government were more than happy to supply Rodman with endless amounts of alcohol ... to the point his mind was poisoned.

Read more: http://www.tmz.com/2014/01/20/dennis-rodman-north-korea-alcohol/#ixzz2rA9iXF9O

Now back to topic. Here in USA many of us only get 3G and AT&T is still talking about their  4G expansion.

Anyway, South Korea is where its at for Mobile Tech. Whatever is coming, goes firt to the Koreans.
For reference, here is a Wikipedia.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5G

... 5G is a term used in some research papers and projects to denote the next major phase of mobile telecommunications standards beyond the current 4G/IMT-Advanced standards  ...

[patio]

Rodman did in fact visit S.Korea and tried out his diplomatic skills...
He was subsquentially ignored...

[Geek-9pm]

Rodman did in fact visit S.Korea and tried out his diplomatic skills...
He was subsquentially ignored...

He lost his chance to get a free phone. 

[evilfantasy]

Now back to topic. Here in USA many of us only get 3G and AT&T is still talking about their  4G expansion.

I'm with Sprint and have had 4g in most areas for well over a year now. You can't tell the difference from 3 to 4g. Like anything else it comes down to hardware. The hardware dictates the speed, not the 'available' data speeds.