1241rtfasfasf

6 ms·

1.
by 1241rtfasfasf 6y ago
I haven't seen use case proposals where 5G replaces home WiFis. It's often referred to as replacing the last mile to your home (i.e., your home router would talk 4G/5G to the operator and create a WiFi in your home). Also, so
2.
by 1241rtfasfasf 6y ago
The high frequencies are one of the techniques in 5G that enable faster data transmission. Another is beamforming: instead of broadcasting data in all directions, it is only sent in the direction of your smartphone. The thing is, there&#x
3.
by 1241rtfasfasf 6y ago
Let's assume somebody said that for some other platform: "only reachable through Telegram" or Facebook Messenger. What would you think? That somebody certainly values the choice of platform higher than your convenience to cha
4.
by 1241rtfasfasf 6y ago
This is exactly the argument the GP made: your view is extremely niche. Most people want features, convenience,… real stuff that feels like feature, instead of abstract concepts.
5.
by 1241rtfasfasf 6y ago
Why should it be at its peak? Look at WeChat. If WhatsApp successfully transitions to a platform with payments, business interactions, possibly in-app-ecosystem, then the network effects become even crazier. Signal on the other hand doesn&#
6.
by 1241rtfasfasf 6y ago
Seems like the mRNA technique is pretty new and simply hasn't been used for anything else before. The approval processes are still the same, just without the years-long idle cycles that usually slow things down. The end result will be