Fifth generation technology … Race towards speed and influence

The more we work to increase the volume of Internet data for our smartphones, the more we find it complete. The more you use your smartphone or tablet, the more we use it, and the more active our searches are, the more we have no delay or hindrance.
According to a study of a large number of young men and women in Finland, the individual use of the Internet has reached nearly 9 GB of data per month in 2017, compared to 17 GB in 2019, which means that use doubled in two years. Only with improvements in the quality of service.
So, what does it mean to have a faster and more sophisticated service as a technology at your fingertips?
Most of the world uses the Internet "4G" or "4G". Wireless communication technology for communication and data transmission, at speeds of at least 100 Mbps between two points of the world. This technology has been used since 2009, offering a very acceptable service. The user does not face many communication interruptions or a very slow download.
But that promises a lot: it is almost 20 times faster than the "fourth generation", which means the absence of any interval or the possibility of any connection interruption or delay in loading files the more bulky. There will be no wait, even for a second, and the lack of access to data, whatever their size, is more to do.
The developers of the "fifth generation" say that the speed of the Internet will be able to transfer Full HD movies in record time not exceeding the minute. The 5G will also offer the ability to transfer data between the phone and the PC at a recording speed, and it will not be necessary to use data transfer links, USB devices or even the segment phone data to transfer high quality video clips between phones.
The main beneficiaries of the "fifth generation" are Apple and Google, who have been working for years on the issue of wire removal and how users can transfer photos, data and backups to smart phones and more.

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But does all this interest only because of the speed? Of course not. Owners of large companies are concerned about "fifth generation" technology as it seeks to determine the balance of power in the future because of its importance in all that citizens use daily. We are talking here about smart tellers, signage and autonomous cars.

However, traffic signs in major cities around the world connected to the Internet service are no exception and work smart to avoid traffic jams and traffic jams, without interruption or delay. The same applies to signs that must be opened or closed as quickly as possible.
The service will also enable flattening, which means that cars continue to operate with each other through the dissemination and exchange of all data, such as speed, destination, traffic and others. The era of driving will be characterized by a number of accidents, which is sought after by the developer and entrepreneur, Elon Mask, CEO of SpaceX.
The "fifth generation" service will help the big game companies around the world to take up the challenge, to make the service and experience better served by the users, and to connect them to each other, whatever be the distances, without interruption.
Health services will also be taken into account: with the increasing use of watches and smart devices from Wearable Technologies, developers are looking to transfer data by connecting them to a specialist or a third party for study and badysis. Thus, it will be possible to use the transfer of the case of a heart patient, for example, minute by minute, to be followed by the medical specialist anywhere, and thus to warn at any moment, or even to oblige the smart phone or clock to seek the help of the nearest medical center to treat the patient and save his life.
In the same vein, the US president is fighting for service first, beating Huawei, the Chinese society that preceded the United States in its development. Of course, Trump is aware of the seriousness of the situation if China acquires and develops the service before the United States, which would result in the loss of contracts that China will sign with the largest technology companies using its 5G devices. .