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If you have a 5G smartphone, chances are you've seen a 5G UW icon on your screen. Here's what that (and the Ultra Wideband tech behind it) really mean.

Look at the top right corner of your phone. You might see an icon with “5G” and another with vertical bars showing the strength of your internet connection. Those symbols don’t mean what you ...

If you’re on a 5G network, you might see a “UC” or “UW” icon pop up on your phone screen. Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile offer 5G in different varieties, and they all have their own ...

The 5GE icon therefore represents something more like 4.5G—certainly better than 4G, but not yet really 5G. In the US, you can think of LTE and 5GE as the same thing.

We've had 5G E.We've seen 5G UW. Now it's time for 5G UC. T-Mobile's President of Technology Neville Ray tweeted that the carrier's mid-band "ultra capacity" 5G will trigger a "5G UC" icon on the ...

The iPhone 12 and iPhone 13 lineups will be the first smartphones to start using the new 5G UC icon, but T-Mobile says it’ll show up on more devices in the future.

AT&T plans to add the 5G E icon to more phones this spring, but it didn’t immediately say which ones. AT&T offers a total of 17 devices right now can take advantage of “5G E” technologies, ...

Despite this, you may continue to see the "5G E" service icon on your phone. AT&T started using the 5G E designation in 2018, reasoning that it serves as a foundation for true 5G next-generation ...

That criticism flared anew when AT&T revealed that smartphones that could take advantage of the faster flavor of LTE would display a "5G E" icon on their screens. The word "misleading" was used often.

The module offers maximum data rates over 5G standalone networks of 7.01Gbps downlink and 2.5Gbps uplink. For non-standalone networks, the module offers data rate of 5.67Gbps downlink and 1.46Gbps ...

Integrated with the Fibocom 5G module FG160, it is compliant with the advanced 3GPP Release 16 (R16) standards, supporting Wi-Fi 6E, up to 160 MHz of bandwidth as well as 4096 QAM.