5G and 5 GHz Wi-Fi are wireless Internet connectivity devices. These two have similar names, similar techniques but different attributes. The 5G stands for the fifth generation of the cellular phone ...

While often talked about in reference to mobile devices, the latest 5G standard extends beyond that. It can apply to your everyday home internet connection, too — through something called fixed ...

Do you still need to pay for your home cable internet with 5G rolling out across the country? That's a good question. First, let's discuss what 5G internet is. It's the latest in internet innovation ...

Choosing the right Wi-Fi band can make a big difference in your internet connection. Here’s what you need to know. Trisha Jandoc was an associate writer at CNET covering broadband and everything ...

Are your home internet options limited? Or perhaps you're just tired of your current provider? Here's what 5G home internet can do for you. Trey Paul was a CNET senior editor covering broadband. His ...

This commentary was originally published on The Conversation. 5G stands for fifth-generation cellular network technology. It’s the technology that enables wireless communication — for example, from ...

Fixed Wireless Access, or FWA, is a technology that replaces the traditional landline telephone network with a wireless alternative. Back when 5G was first emerging, AT&T Mobility () and T-Mobile US ( ...

You settle into a cafe for a quick remote meeting. Your laptop is out, your phone is buzzing, and the barista drops off a flat white with oat milk, exactly how you ...

Wi-Fi versus 5G: It’s a hot topic of discussion of late. While some pit the two technologies against each other, many experts say that this “clash of titans” idea is fueled by hype and a fundamental ...

You’ve probably noticed that there’s been much more hype around 5G than for any of the wireless technologies that came before. Some of that is just marketing, of course; we are living in an ...

Wireless connectivity has transformed every business, but until now, enterprise wireless networks were an assemblage of WiFi LANs (WLANs) built from hundreds of APs and (ideally) managed through ...