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Though it took longer than anticipated, fifth-generation wireless technology — more commonly called 5G — is now available throughout the U.S., as are devices designed to take advantage of the faster ...

Airtel has confirmed that its Unlimited 5G Data offer does not support hotspot sharing, unlike Jio’s unlimited 5G benefit, as questions remain over how 5G SA may change the experience.

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The rollout of 5G faced high costs and technical challenges, leading to unmet promises and limited consumer benefits, as US coverage gaps persist.