There can be little doubt that 5G is going to take center stage at this year’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. After years of hype without any real products, this is finally going to be the year ...

In a year where the 5G radio will be the new iPhone’s spotlight feature, Apple has decided to design the phone’s antenna itself. Apple balked at the QTM 525 millimeter-wave antenna module offered to ...

Qualcomm is plotting an integrated 5G modem and RF system that can aggregate 5G mmWave and sub-6 bands and include a smaller antenna. The Snapdragon X60 5G Modem-RF System will be sampled in the first ...

Qualcomm is bringing the 5G connectivity in today’s phones to the next level: The company has announced the new Qualcomm X60 modem, which Qualcomm says will help bring 5G into the mainstream through a ...

Qualcomm’s latest 5G modem isn’t the leap that the X55 was last year, but it might be more important. While the Snapdragon X60 5G Modem-RF System touts a slew of technical and practical enhancements ...

Today, Qualcomm announced the Snapdragon X60 5G Modem-RF System. Based on a 5nm process, it promises things like mmWave-sub6 aggregation, a smaller antenna module, double peak speeds, and more.

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How the smartphone industry is transforming with 5G. How 5G complicates RF design. How to tame 5G RF complexity. With multi-gigabit 5G speeds, reliability, security, and ultra-low latency, the 5G ...

After settling its legal fight with Qualcomm last year and securing a 5G chip supply for its 2020 iPhones, things seemed to be looking up for Apple bringing the next-gen cellular standard to its ...

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Mount an external aerial and feed the cable inside to a sim router that then acts as a backup (maybe primary connection?) to the Vodafone wirless modem/router. I'm guessing this is feasible but what's ...