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The T and G - T-Mobile Launching 5G, of course it's rather limited [The Verge]

As I read this article, the power is out.

It's been flicking on and off for a few days now as construction is going on in the neighborhood.

I'm using T-Mobile's Hotspot Feature yet again.

And if I were in a city that mattered, such as LA, NYC, Vegas, and ones that matter slightly less but still matter more than where I am - Dallas, Cleveland - and had a Samsung Galaxy S10, I'd be cruising along on 5G.

Curiously, they're not testing in Chicago, as Verizon already has that covered.

mmWave Spectrum has even more limited of a range, so if I were in Hell's Kitchen in NYC, sipping a cappuccino from a local coffee shop, then I could be cruising along on 5G.

There's one big caveat on having the Galaxy S10, however, and you can read about that at the source.

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