Apple will launch an iPhone with 5g in 2021
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Many brands on Android work on their 5G compatible phones. The first model on the market, the Galaxy S10, has already been launched in South Korea. In addition, there are already other models that are expected to be launched this summer. Although most countries do not have these networks ready yet. So it does not make sense that they are still launched in many markets, especially in Europe. Something that seems Apple considers.
Apple will launch an iPhone with 5G in 2021
Since the company will wait until 2021 for the launch of its first iPhone with 5G support. Although its launch could be limited, according to some analyst.
An iPhone with 5G
Currently only in two countries, South Korea and the United States, there are 5G networks already working. Although they are limited to some cities, which undoubtedly allows few users to take advantage of them. Countries like China are expected to be the first to have full networks available. Therefore, various media point out that this iPhone that would arrive in 2021 would be launched only in China.
One way to take advantage of the fact that 5G networks should be fully operational in the country at that time. In addition, a way to improve its presence in this market for Apple, which is not going through its best moment in the country.
While these are all rumors. We don't know if there will really be a new iPhone with 5G support in 2021. But we will have to wait to see what Apple has to offer in this regard. It promises to be interesting.
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