5G Explained | What Is 5G | How 5G Works

[@OptimisticFuturology]

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[@MrJerryjam]

Well done!

[@BillAnt]

5G will change the world as much as flying cars have changed the world since the 1950's. lol At 8:28 man, that's a big ass 5G phone! I'm staying with 4G for now till they get rid of the cart. xD

[@BillAnt]

@H R < 5G phones put out a maximum power of about 100 milliwatts which is equal to sitting in front of the regular light bulb at home, basically has no affect on the human body no matter long you sit there. 5G tower antennas on the other hand put out up to 100 watts of power which is about 10 times less than a 1000Watts microwave oven. At 100 watts it's impossible to cook anything within minutes but will probably warm up the liquid in tissue after a while at less than half a meter away. Anything further away than a meter won't get affected, and this is where a lot of people have a misconception about microwave radiation, it can only carry significant power at very short ranges. Microwave power dissipates exponentially with distance (looses power quickly with distance). You could stand below the 5G tower forever and never get affected, while a bird landing on it might feel some warming sensation after a while. So being scared of 5G is basically like being scared watching TV. Course conspiracy theorists will also say that TV waves can fry your brains. LMAO The key in life is to use use everything in moderation, including 5G and everyone will be just fine.

[@BillAnt]

@H R < I understand your concern, just keep in mind that a 100 milliwatt (at max, most of the time it's less than half depending on your distance from the tower) transmitter in a 5G phone gets its microwave energy dissipated to a non-dangerous level within inches from the device, which is roughly equal to the radiation of a 100W light bulb in front of you. Most phone calls are still going through the lower frequency GSM-4G-LTE channels, only active data is being transmitted over 5G, at least till they phase out 4G completely. So if you're just browsing a web site it only sends very short burst while fetching data, while video streaming is a continuous transmission. Therefore if you're streaming just lay the phone down in front of you, and you should be fine. Not trying to give you false hopes at all, but governmental regulatory agencies have conducted extensive studies on 5G radiation, and it was deemed safe as long as you don't have the phone glued to your head all day while constantly streaming data. If it makes you feel better, just keep a few inches of distance from a streaming 5G device using wired/wireless headphones or speakerphone. There are dozens of other more dangerous things in life that kill you faster than 5G, including a lightning strike, walking across the street, driving, flying, etc. Speaking of flying, it has been measured that you get more space microwave radiation on a single flight then you do by using a 5G for a whole year. Once again, everything in moderation, and you'll be fine. ;)

[@BillAnt]

@H R < Well, everyone has to make their own decision based on their knowledge of the technology. Based on industry papers I've read, 4G will be around for the next 20+ years as a backup service while 5G is being deployed, so you may opt to use a 4G phone instead. I've been in the phone repair business for over 20 years around plenty of high frequency transmitters for extended periods of time, yet still haven't grown a unicorn, nor have I gotten cancer. lol Just a small correction, when I said "Microwave power dissipates exponentially with distance (looses power quickly with distance)", it means quite literally within inches of the device gets absorb by the air before it reaches your body, it doesn't need to up into atmosphere, nor does it accumulate in the room. So, I'll just leave it at that, and wish you the best. :)

[@ellenmaze]

YOU ARE A GENIUS. I have never hear this explained so well (I am a non-tech person). I will share it with my buds; I don't know ANYONE who understands this stuff. We work every day depending on our devices and a seamless network, but not understanding the technology at all. Thank you for explaining and demonstrating it so well. By the way, we see those rectangular antennas going up all over the country and now I know what they are for. Great job!

[@TaginusOfAinusgard]

Please don't slow down! This was a fantastic delivery! To everyone else, you can learn to keep up with information like this. Like everything, it takes practice. Pause after certain bits if you need to process the information. Over time, as you learn more, you won't need to pause as you will have the necessary base information to simply absorb new information. Otherwise, just use the video controls to slow the speed.

[@ntandotshangela8999]

Slow down a bit.. You are speaking in 5G 😄

[@paulclalchungnunga2052]

Very informative , Whole lotta thanks for the post tbh

[@mr_mack_indenver7807]

We don't *have* to use it... 4G's good enough for me.

[@Diaming787]

With AR and ever more connected devices in the future, you will!

[@printshumperdink3181]

no probably not

[@usadaily135]

Once all vehicles are autonomous, will we havve a choice?

[@moviesjean23]

Why don’t you also buy a horse opposed to a car 🚘

[@alansimpson2647]

You will still be subject to its damaging effects Google emf shields

[@shanesigley5625]

When I was a kid the only people I knew who had a computer was the Mad Professor on Felix The Cat and Astro Boy's father. Somehow I got through most of my life without a computer and only have a desktop because I prefer a large screen and a mouse and keyboard. I have a 4G smart phone which I use for the phone and a few apps. I have considered winding back my life to how I lived in the 1970's. Maybe I will one day. One thing is sure, I won't be getting any deeper into this computer dependency. Not after the dark secrets I have learned about 5G.

[@alaricaguila9022]

i am like this also.

[@koaasst]

subbed. while keeping up with fast paced content like this is quite a chore, it is sorely needed more and more these days. my brain will chew on it for hours after ive watched the video and just having the tidbits up there will be helpful later on if conversations ever warrant the need to be familiar with different topics. the future is happening faster than ever it seems like!

[@dave_thomas]

So basically, 5G which has been around before the Coronavirus started doesn't give everyone Coronavirus. In the Future, 4G LTE Pro has got you covered when 5G goes down for whatever reason. And as more devices get "Online" and start to require more Bandwidth the world will be begging for 6G. Got it. Excellent Content. I Subscribed.

[@mourningwarbler]

Listen to the testimony of the family it he video here. scientists4wiredtech.com It makes me quake in fear for them and other young families. Please demand safety studies before more 5G is allowed in your state. One scientist who has looked into this is Dr. Devra Davis. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3LIhKJ5a9GUb8U

[@can-uc-wakeup]

Can people see what is coming? www.can-uc.com/is-the-silent-killer-really-in-your-pocket/ www.can-uc.com/are-the-bots-not-now-coming-for-us-all/

[@TheZenytram]

@@mourningwarbler @CAN-UC fucking hell so many lunatics in the comment section. watch the fucking video and learn how the damn thing works.

[@jeromesheerin1982]

I work for a telecoms company for many many years and this was an excellent video. I learned a lot from it..

[@thomasottvideos]

Its rare to find KZbin content that does not waste my time with nonsensical filler and irrelevant comments. Quite candidly, I was barely able to keep pace with the knowledge you shared. You earned a standing "O" for your very informative and well-prepared presentation, and you earned a new subscriber.

[@tomrose2086]

No way am I connecting any household appliances (other than a computer) or vehicle of mine to the Internet

[@aihiphop1]

People who do are just asking for it! Wtf is a smart toaster? They have no idea what they're getting into smh

[@juliangaming9713]

tom rose too late

[@rustydildo5659]

When you have a SMART electricity meter all of your devices can be accessed.

[@finesttroll7379]

You will just like the rest of us

[@Worldsphuked]

tom rose it will eventually connect YOUR PERSON and that’s not a joke. We’re all full of heavy metals making us all antennas. Do your own research unless you don’t care about anyone or anything in this world. Like so many others, if you don’t it’s on you!

[@thebritishindian1]

Awesome video. These are the kinds of educational videos that broadcasters should be making instead of crying that they have no viewers. I learnt more about mobile networks in this video than from reading a hundred blog posts. Great stuff and thanks for making!

[@atiseru]

Anyone else fascinated by the people working on complex problems like this and finding solutions for the vast majority of people around the world? The amout of hard work and dedication required to set up these networks and make them work properly is insane. Some really clever people who work on this, truly amazing!!!!

[@awildtomappeared5925]

they looking to make money, current cell technology has been shown to cause cancer, but nobody wants to do more research despite the US making an evaluation every few years, saying we need more research, and 5G is much worse, look it up

[@viniciusbueno2160]

@@awildtomappeared5925 can u back it up this "oh 5G gives cancer" shit? With actual data and info

[@tammydonaldson3055]

@@viniciusbueno2160 There is a lot of evidence to back up that "shit" just you would not give a shit anyway or believe it...why do you think these companies will not fund their own studies on this..It's not hard to find people are are truly qualified who are trying to warn people however, again, people don't want to hear it..as it's all "bullshit" as you would say..

[@viniciusbueno2160]

@Angir Gie i did, when i made my original comment i was pretty asleep on the matrix Not anymore

[@dennisbarzanoff9025]

@@viniciusbueno2160 Explain? I didn't find anything online

[@seankivler1957]

A 'boat load' of information that not only describes the 'current' development cycle of the 'G' network, but also explains the misunderstood limitations we experience vis a vis the 'promised' speeds with out $1200 cell phones... Yes, it did come out 'fast'... But one has to be able to 'focus' and understand the technology that fuels their 'expectations'! Excellent oral 'dissertation'!

[@colleenalbright3220]

This guy has got his shit together ,very informative 😇

[@johnruuu]

One of the best produced and clearest narrated videos I have ever witnessed in 30+ years of Tech BIZ. This is the pace at which my brain wants to eat information via video presentations. Thank you very much.

[@HighwayRamos]

Speedtest on Sony XZ Xperia, location Australia -142 Mbps down - 32 Mbps up on 4G. So above the theoretical speed?

[@voxveritas26]

What is your opinion on the safety of Smart Meters?. The EMF they emit are reportedly damaging to humans.

[@amit4rou]

This channel sounds like "ColdFusion" to me. And by that I mean the content quality and representation, which is awesome. I believe this channel has potential.

[@cje200]

My thoughts exactly!

[@thommytwotoestimesthree847]

Cold fusion is a myth so why would you equate something positive with a fairy tale?

[@Marva123]

It really does sound like ColdFusion

[@rossforsyth5]

The narrator is he trying to see how fast you can talk? Or is it just me?

[@amit4rou]

rossforsyth5 he is just using his skill ;) On a serious note, he is trying to convey more content while trying to keep the video small. But instead he should try to deliver the same information in fewer words (by making better use of visual elements etc)

[@Faraz-cse]

This is a very nice video for those who already know a little about mobile network MIMO and CA.

[@ZAR556]

Slow Down dude, cant keep up you fast phase with all those information so i just read the translations awesome skill though you can speak 1000 words in one breath

[@davidpruyne]

He s on 5g LOL!

[@SPRDAVE]

Welcome to 5g and corona

[@gabigolding186]

wow thank you so much for this informed video!

[@can-uc-wakeup]

If only more people would take note www.can-uc.com/is-the-silent-killer-really-in-your-pocket/

[@melissatubbs7567]

I have a 5G tower RIGHT BEHIND MY HOME!! Do you think it affects those closer to these towers, or it doesnt matter?

[@can-uc-wakeup]

@@melissatubbs7567 That is a matter of contention. There are many conflicting things out there. But 5G is definitely something to be watched. Is your home, house or apartment?

[@brandonfraterphoenixbowers]

In watching several of your videos about Gen5, I can see the end of Internet monopilies. It is not your videos alone, but the fast and evolving Internet technologies: A. I., augmented reality, virtual reality, etc. In that , I do not see how the Internet will die just because of rolling back Net Neutrality. It would be nice if you could do a video on what I am saying here regarding. Thank you.

[@OptimisticFuturology]

Thanks for watching and the intriguing video idea!

[@markrodrigues7792]

Quite well done and simple and easy to watch listen to. Giving some understanding of a complex activity etc

[@ThaRealERAQ]

When does the skynet video drop?

[@issaaczala5125]

Excellent information...Superb video....

[@davidbeppler3032]

Let's worry about hitting 4G before we debate and describe 5G. No company hits 4G yet. 4G is an actual amount, with defined parameters.

[@retroke6560]

I habe LTE 4G

[@1AnonA1]

original "oh yeah yeah" profile picture you got there David

[@deansheridan]

David Beppler makes you wonder if 5G is just a scam to surround us in an electromagnetic field if 4g was barely attainable

[@ozzy9120]

David Beppler I hope you know the 4g is not a measurement of internet speed, but 4th generation of the broadband cell network technology.

[@MrPavu4ok]

Nice work with the information sharing with the world. Still, there a question - how come you used Ericsson's video's for your own, did you buy the right's?

[@JAMESWUERTELE]

Yeah it’s great it’s screws up my xm radio reception

[@coffeenut9588]

This is a great video. I understand a lot more about 5G and how it works now. Any chance you can do another video about the "health effects" that everyone keeps talking about? I am a real tech head and love new technology, but people say that this 5G will hurt people. I don't know who to believe. Please help if you can.

[@zombiekongen]

Here in Norway i get 200-250mbps and 40-50mbps up, this is with 4g+ though i have a good connection and not too many people live here

[@SteadyGun360i]

Where about's in norway you live? I've only been a twice in Horten and Valdres but would like to explore more when possible.

[@stingerbee8346]

Excellent video. This is one of the best layman videos I've ever seen.

[@theobutler6085]

4g works great, that fast talking sweet story about 5g ain't exciting me, cell phones need more space and better battery life that's what needs to be done. Skipping to the next generation of internet isn't really necessary there's so much more that can be done with 4g. Just my opinion.

[@kinggodzilla7273]

bold to assume 5G is only gonna benefit your phone. I bet you don't know the first thing on how it is being used to cure viruses and for VR and AR technologies, not including autonomous cars.

[@redvivid]

Even with 5G, 4G will still exist. The reason is because of 4G frequencies can pass through walls unlike 5G. 5G is just an physical extension (use when accessible) to 4GLTE that's ever expanding.

[@BattousaiHBr]

people working on telecom tech are unrelated to people working on batteries and storage tech. these areas are unrelated. what you're saying is like telling engineers to stop wasting time on better gadgets and "just" go be a medical doctor to save lives.

[@jasonwade9160]

@@kinggodzilla7273 5g cures viruses etc??? Will it have any adverse effects on our 5 brain waves by chance? Do you have any links for us???

[@kinggodzilla7273]

@@jasonwade9160 5g will cure viruses in terms that it will allow larger bandwidth and more data to be streamed instantaneously. some companies use a process of folding to simulate proteins and how they will react with different particles they don't mention it directly but imagine what terabit connections would allow, larger simulations and faster run down times foldingathome.org/2020/03/15/coronavirus-what-were-doing-and-how-you-can-help-in-simple-terms/

[@gradymoates]

This is a GREAT video, but you missed speaking about the most important facts: because the wireless "cell" site is using Massive MIMO antennas to form very tight energy beams directed toward each user device, (a) the amount of energy from the cell site, per connection is reduced dramatically, and (b) because the same beam-forming is used at the cell site when _receiving_ from each user device to _increase_ the incoming signal-to-noise ratio, the user device does not need to transmit as much energy, reducing the exposure to the user. Beam-forming 5G is, therefore, a _safer_ wireless technology than all earlier wireless "cellular" technologies, and should _increase_ battery life in user devices. This really needs to be emphasized to the general population.

[@FreedomTalkMedia]

I just did a speed test on my sprint phone, In Metro Detroit 4g LTE. I got a ping of a whopping 321ms. My download speed was 5.63 Mbps, which is sufficient for watching a video. My upload speed was an atrocious .74 Mbp, which is not enough for me to have a video call. I turned on WiFi and the phone immediately started downloading updates. My Ping was worse at 404, Download was 5.53, and the upload test failed to run. After the updates were done: My ping was 109, down was 7.50 and up was 2.46 I ran the same test on my laptop, on the same WiFi and got: Ping 27, Down 33.50 and up 5.19. Does this just mean my phone sucks and it not capable of handing speed?

[@daniel_960_]

Freedom Talk Media I guess your phone can handle speed but has an weaker wifi antenna.

[@itiwits]

Yes this means either your phone is having poor connectivity or you are being throttled due to high density of population in your area.

[@BattousaiHBr]

phones are very optimized for low power use. low latency also means constant communication, which also means you're using more power. since prolonging battery life is typically more important for most people, phones are optimized to prioritize battery life.

[@FreedomTalkMedia]

@@BattousaiHBr That explains the latency but what about its inability to handle the speed the WiFi was at?

[@BattousaiHBr]

@@FreedomTalkMedia bad latency negatively affects speeds, especially TCP (which i think is probably what that speedtest uses).

[@razawmuhsin9150]

Your video is very informative and very good ,but your talking very fast that we cannot catch up with you ,thanks.

[@andersonpyaban8042]

when 5G comes everything will be so connected that we will start to connect even whales and sharks to the internet

[@valeriekneen-teed3313]

This is really amazing. Thank you for putting it together.

[@bobs3694]

Don't be fooled by hope. It out there to nuke your offspring Val

[@Presenterbloke]

This dude is awesome and takes no prisoners as to the processing rate of your brain. He is scary bright and like clever folks, expects you to keep up. I am a reviewer of technology and considered good at translating from tech garble to plain language. This guy does that to another level, with total diction clarity and yet seriously crisp-fire delivery. If it is too much for your brain to handle, then play it in bits and press pause. But if you have a bit of RAM left in your brain, this will exercise it.

[@nakyer]

*Presenterbloke* Maybe he works for "them". Maybe you do too. Give us proof you don't.

[@Presenterbloke]

How bout several million words of journalism? ..way too weird and loose canon to be an act.I write on Talk Stuff dot net.. a decade of ruggedly individual work.

[@mikes4525]

SEE THE MOVIE "FULL SIGNAL" review on IMDB.com www.imdb.com/title/tt1525362/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

[@nakyer]

*Presenterbloke* Artificial fluid angles are never the same for three years. You assume the same, but what about the curvature?

[@davetriplett4779]

;ditto)

[@orrjaejun7746]

Could someone explain me how current full duplex solution will cause the problem when we use 5G? I could not understand why doubling the frequency spectrum leads to causing problems with current solution.

[@Kaliforniaken1]

I like your video but you are a veryyyyyyyy fast reader.

[@OptimisticFuturology]

Thanks for watching and the feedback (working on speaking slower for future videos)!

[@katibzasworld9788]

yes very fast but love your VDO and thank you very much.

[@davidcadman4468]

downloaded and played on at slower speed; works for Olde 20th century ears :D one other point. do you see a transition to VLEO Starlink Satellite Connection for Cell Phones / Computer Tablets in the next 10 years...

[@TheGilesTullyShow]

Just for a bit of balance I am watching this at 2x and don't find it too fast, Philip DeFranco is pretty fast and that goes well for him, now even the iPad and iPhone versions have speed up slow down functions and I love it when the original is fast because that makes the amount of info I can absorb at 2x even greater so good for you :) and I was born in 1980 so that 20th century ear thing is noise ;)

[@mattyicee27]

Singularity Prosperity you spoke fine I thought

[@kennaee]

Really well put video with no BS or too much repeation. Thanks! Will be pointing people to this video when I need to explain the difference of 0-5G. Subbed!

[@josephcoleman57]

Yeah I'm pretty sure I don't need 5 Gbps

[@sophieranma]

you tell that to an Asian and they will say ' damn... so.... slow....'

[@BrianP1217]

5gbps would be interesting to see in action. Why halt the ongoing progression of technology and humanity for the sake of skepticism?

[@andersonpyaban8042]

normally such speeds are aggregate backhaul to be shared by a pool of users, obviously it is not to be used by a single individual

[@Solid_Snake99]

J Coleman シ *5G

[@Solid_Snake99]

J Coleman シ i need it

[@pep-lluismolinet342]

Very instructive video! In the graph at time 3:30 you write KHz, that is, Kelvin . Hertz, when is clear you wanted to write kHz (1000 Hz). It is a small difference but it is also a small effort writing following SI standards. Thanks for fixing on the next video!

[@terminatorx2545]

The communication from the moon in 1969 was 0g? Id say that works pretty damn good!

[@Scottybeammeup2]

Come on T X. Are you still brainwashed on that fake moon landing. No one has been to the moon. Did you know that it is only about 3000 miles up there, not the 240,000 they tell us. Lie, Lie, Lie.

[@wendygold8527]

@@Scottybeammeup2 maybe that one of the reasons jfk died.

[@getredytagetredy]

Terminator X ...thats because it was another big fat lie the zionist networks fed us...Their list of hoaxes and lies is very, very long....going back 5,000 years...

[@Solid_Snake99]

Scottybeammeup2 You need to get checked out by a doctor, you are crazy. You are a psycho

[@WarHog38KCS]

@@Solid_Snake99 You are a Nasa loving brain dead. NASA even means deceit in zionist Hebrew. The NASA logo features a serpent's tongue. All just the way the Illuminati operates. You people are sick.

[@richardmattocks]

Excellent, info-packed and well produced! Great vid. Subbed!

[@sandeepkumarjangir028]

Awesome video with so much information, please speak slowly if you can .

[@OptimisticFuturology]

Thanks for watching and for the feedback!

[@kurmislabais274]

You can change the speed in video settings.

[@OverlandTT]

Singularity Prosperity You speak fine from my view and I'm British 👍

[@womanoftheozarks]

THEY DON'T WANT YOU TO THINK ABOUT IT. TOO MUCH HAS NOT BEEN TESTED AND DANGEROUS.

[@ellyess7203]

Sandeep Jangir: It sounds like a computerised voice to me. I sometimes put the subtitles on if someone is speaking unclearly and keep my finger ready to pause the film. Cheers. Hope you aren't receiving this too late!

[@ivankand2552]

Would give 5/5 if it wasn't for the loud music at start/end. Don't mind the music itself, just don't put it up 2-3x louder than your own voice!

[@MrTantalust]

00:53 Martin Cooper, the first high-power mobile phone user to have never felt [or even heard of] EHS. 😲

[@yashsirowa5915]

found this brilliant channel today

[@UnderWhelmed55]

Young people speak to fast.

[@SamuelKwarteng]

Lol

[@enigmaticloremaster1700]

They probably have contracted ADHD from too much pulsed microwave radiation to the brain from mobile phone use.

[@enigmaticloremaster1700]

@violetroseish the term S.M.A.R.T. is a military acronym for Secret Military Armaments in Residential Technology. The results of the 20million dollar 10 year trial on phone radiation doesn't look good and US toxicology report doesn't look promising for the industry either.

[@williamsegal156]

@@enigmaticloremaster1700 Thank you. I have often wondered what it "really" meant.

[@stringbutcher201]

Are you sure you’re not just slow? 🤔

[@jackbower2222]

So i am in no way competent in any of f this stuff but when you talked about licensed spectrums... Does xfinity providing mobile hotspots while also having cell services now (using, I believe Verizon's network) give them (either xfinity or Verizon) one of these advantages you speak of via a larger spectrum?

[@raymondfrost6680]

Nice video but the speech is a little fast for my low responsivity ears.

[@marksonwilson4835]

Use 0.75 playback speed then

[@stomiball889]

Guess yu need just to read about it on Google,, hope yu get helped

[@gabetower]

I like the comparison to adding another lane to a highway. It's an interesting comparison because adding lanes to highways tends to make congestion worse as traffic increases to meet capacity. Seems like wireless connections could behave similarly.

[@anonymousanonymous4775]

YES! FINALLY! I have waited so long for a faster way to watch shit content online in a higher resolution. This is truly a dream come true. My eyes are tearing as I type this. Wow. Thank you Darwin. The world is finally saved.

[@severinspoerri3036]

Nice Video! Please cut the low frequencies (in the Audio) next time!

[@busyrand]

Really Cool Tech Channel... Glad the Algorithm Recommended it to me! Subscribed...

[@yuuta6118]

busyrand same here :) the best video about 5g I’ve ever seen

[@alvinmwangi]

ditto

[@TheGrandMasterFunk]

all hail the Algorithm! The Algorithm chooses who will go and who will play! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWrXZo2nmq2Wj80

[@pu4061]

busyrand Really cool if you want to serve the world.

[@BillAnt]

At 1:10 now that's an O.G. cellular phone folks, not much bigger than today's large screen beasts... as they say history repeats itself... ha-ha Even with 4G LTE I sometimes get 80Mbps down / 50Mbps up... who needs 5G right? wrong!

[@KeltoiMagus]

Nicely written and illustrated.

[@PraveenKambhampatiMyVideos]

One of the best on 5G road ahead. Awesome and exhaustive. Look forward to more work from singularity.

[@OptimisticFuturology]

Thanks for watching :)

[@TheZenytram]

have you really watched more videos?

[@PraveenKambhampatiMyVideos]

@@TheZenytram May be you could suggest if you feel that Imissed out any.

[@TheZenytram]

@@PraveenKambhampatiMyVideos i asked just bc was a 3yo comment hehe. and this channel really need more views. everything here is priceless, but i think the AI/machine learning/neural networks series of videos are the best.

[@dallasmckinley]

Superb. Don’t slow down. Subscribed.

[@225bfp]

Very very informative. Thank you ☺

[@OptimisticFuturology]

Thank you for watching :)!

[@mentallyilldarkjeroid5378]

Funny thing about latency of 2ms. For years I have played Call of Duty via a cell phone tethered to a PS4. I wonder if I was fucking myself over, it is however, faster than my DSL. I could easily kick ass in the match and all the lag and stuff just had to do with the game and internet configuration where it doesn't matter how good your internet is, you can still get fucked when it comes to connection.

[@kingkilla421]

If your smart you will stop using smart phones... Wait and see....

[@jeffsydor9430]

Good video man! Very insightful. Maybe i'm just overly concerned for no reason (i hope), but it just seems that this is all the more reason that data/connectivity should be considered a utility whether that's for broadband access but also for wireless access. With all these new ways to access content, I fear that the telecom companies will just jack up our rates and market it as just faster speeds on the same services. Am I wrong?

[@stephensnyder7494]

I can see interference problems with this 5G ! We get interference from 4G LTE now. I foresee problems.

[@Scottybeammeup2]

The problems you need to see are the wifi that is breaking your DNA, making you sick and Killing you.

[@stormdog6197]

You think...??? 5G kills your DNA, bit of honest research should make you want to have nothing to do with 5G...........wwg1wga

[@Michie1391]

Except 300ghz isnt ionizing. So no it doesnt affect your dna.

[@kinggodzilla7273]

@@stormdog6197 shut up with your research, i want links to these peer-reviewed studies you are talking about.

[@B3AR009]

Any change you can do an update to this video, showing current states and issues?

[@5gfe6ge5rg6]

will you make an updated video about 5g?

[@juliangaming9713]

Next time I’m in a 5G zone I’ll see if I can get a 5G hotspot and make do some tests showing the speeds

[@paxdriver]

The less power feature doesn't seem to jive with the mimo and antenna arrays that switch frequencies dynamically. How does line of sight path switching equal less power consumption??

[@madscientistshusta]

I still remember when my best friend told me he could watch porn on his phone n i said "your crazy why would anyone do that" That was when I had a 3g phone n he had a 4g phone. _I can't imagine life without instant porn now._

[@lic2kil007]

This should be a required viewing for all humans that use data devices.

[@kaymob5521]

This channel reminds me of ColdFusion 🤔

[@chestersabajo5527]

haha i know ,but coldfusion is better for me

[@Likely_Alucard]

I was just about to comment that. XD

[@jeffk464]

I thought Val Kilmer already figured how to do Cold Fusion.

[@abz998]

It's a clone. The music, the tone, retro clips and topics.

[@cliffio53]

Well done a good primer for the educated layperson. Rx to expand these concepts in follow-up videos, e.g., political forces, market forces at play in adoption of 5g. Also, video about technology incubation in the charging of EV’s wirelessly (one nice quick cut in this video of car being charged wirelessly from below road surface). This could easily be a 20 min video. OK, now I am off to explore videos from my newest subscription to Singularity. Thx again for your efforts. Much appreciated.

[@Rebecca-hv2rb]

I worked for Qualcomm in LA Jolla, California, back in the late 1990's, early 2000 time frame . I really enjoyed this video; liked and subscribed!

[@DonCaprioni]

sickpuppy4711 Her point is because she has a particularly Qualcomm background, that made her enjoy this youtube. I hope that answered you query. Now let us get to your case, so what exactly is itching you ?!

[@peter12246]

Rebecca Abrams I worked in the same building when Ericsson took over the CDMA. Great location

[@TheSkepticalIdealist]

sickpuppy471 - It's interesting because of how far things have changed. Being a part of history of something so important is interesting. It might not make you qualified for todays tech but so what? We find it interesting because we're fascinated thinking about how would we feel, and asking if we were involved at such an important point ourselves would we know . etc. That's why she got 11 upvotes, Don got 4 and both of your comments got 0.

[@DonCaprioni]

sickpuppy4711 The Comments section on KZbin is not an exclusive one-on-one channel for two persons to exchange thoughts. Anyone can pitch in and make follow up comments. So I am not answering on behalf of the lady. And yes . . I take interest in all comments including yours. Some comments add value, some don’t add value in your view but it might add value to others. So relax . . and read what interests you and just skip what does not . . A little curtesy to others does not hurt anyone.

[@DonCaprioni]

sickpuppy4711 On a different note, if she worked for Qualcomm in late 1990s, that mean she is probably in her 50s now. So again a little respect for those who are older and wiser does not hurt you.

[@00708046]

Are you AI ? Your speech is clear , flawless and as fast as I can take in. It's like speed reading outloud. Great explanation !

[@usadaily135]

I take down speed to 50%

[@paulsim7589]

I suppose my question would be in regards to the health implications, as we will be looking at a massive increase in broadcast devices, and I presume these devices will not always be beam forming, for example when your device is looking for a better QOS it must broadcast to find a better connection. Just wondering.

[@antigubernare]

Paul Sim 5g millimeter waves are extremely dangerous

[@janicefreedom8665]

Can you elaborate? What r we in for? Some people already have problems around wi-fi....

[@antigubernare]

wifi is at 2.4 giga hertz which is a frequency that manipulates water molecules in a body made up of 70% water that's scary. 5g I hear will be a 60 gigahertz which happens to be the frequency that affects oxygen molecules. If you don't see what's happening by this point you need to learn more about so called conspiracy theories. the controllers have poisoned our water, coated our food in pesticides and herbicides (gmo=they made the plant able to handle higher amounts of chemicals), and our sky is being polutted with aerosol, strontium, barium, aluminum and who knows what else. If you want to survive in this modern age you must detox heavy metals often, avoid gmo and processed foods like the plague and only drink spring, distilled or reverse osmosis water.

[@paulsim7589]

quiet americassleepin whilst i would like to dismiss your examples as conspiracy theory gone mad... sadly your not wrong. Except perhaps our ability to influence change.... if we gave a crap. It makes ideas like VR worlds more like the things of nightmare than freedom to express yourself. The freedom to be brainwashed and think it was your idea.

[@MrTantalust]

" _what does QOS even mean?_ " Quality of Signal

[@hansvandendolder2037]

Thanks for an excellent video presentation.Pure professionalism.

[@justinthenickoftime939]

Higher frequencies are more easily absorbed by the atmosphere and can be scattered.....

[@chinogambino9375]

NO, its magic! Saturation isn't real and Fibre isn't needed at all. 1 billion Mbits per user guaranteed.

[@nakyer]

*Chino Gambino* Your artificial hair liftings have been spotted. Encapsulate, please.

[@vargurlord]

and that is why 5g is currently limited to 20-100meter range.

[@taylorday5851]

You're right. Look up raleigh [surface] wave dampening.

[@Icybubba]

Did you even pay attention to the video?

[@dodores]

Excellent content being presented in a monotone and boring way. With this presentation I struggle to watch this length. After 10 min, the sentences are just too long to follow. But it indeed has great potential as a channel, provided the guy who narrates will play with his voice a bit more.

[@EyeIn_The_Sky]

All this and it will still depend on the strength of the signal where you are. So if you are screwed now you will be screwed moving forward as well :/

[@BattousaiHBr]

i think future techs _will_ require optimization from the software side of things. it doesn't matter if you have 100gbps if it's obstructed by a single wall. thankfully not everything needs fast speeds, so you could use these services for the low speed but long range bandwidths. android apps like whatsapp will be able to tell the OS which traffic is low speed but high demand (like messages) so the OS can send it with low frequency while other things (videos) should use high frequency.

[@Veghead]

Wonderful Video. Thank Yoy.

[@chrisbillingham9164]

Amazing video with tons of information, though as many have said, slowing it down a bit would help the ingestion of so much info. Also, better structure and transitions would be appreciated. The last thing would be slightly more variation in speaking tone, your somewhat mono-tone and for many that in itself can be distracting. Sorry for so much criticism but I wanted to put in my two cents. Hope your channel continues to grow and I look forward to future content! Subscribed!

[@berzerkfurry477]

I must be the anomaly because if you cant talk fast go do a makeup tutorial. as for monotone, your not a singer your an informant. if i wanted tone I'd go listen to David bowie. all you need to work on is clear pronunciation. aside from that this video was great.

[@chrisbillingham9164]

berzerkfurry477 Tone matters regardless of what your doing. Go to a college lecture about anything with a monotone professor and tell me the same thing.

[@berzerkfurry477]

+Chris Billingham I've had monotonous lectures before, this isn't that monotonous. I just prefer my information psychopathic and void of emotions. I don't want to hear your troubles this morning I want the information.

[@chrisbillingham9164]

berzerkfurry477 I never claimed he in particular bad to that extent. My example was simply to point out that most people regardless of opinion prefer varying tone of voice versus a more monotone voice.

[@kwisclubta7175]

I find it annoying when someone sounds like they're obviously reading from a paper. This kid is not a good speaker. Sorry. Aside from that, the other content (e.g. interviews, animations, etc.) doesn't fit the narration which leaves me to suspect this content is not original.

[@nvrguru22]

Taking your word on the accuracy of the video, but great work giving an outline of the video and full song list

[@48tjams]

You sound a little bit like ColdFusion TV (Degogo), not bad but try to be more original with you videos in the future just an advise... But anyway that's not the point for now, you've done a very good job with this video congratulation!!!!

[@TheDavidGill]

Best presentation I have seen. I sold my first mobile phone in Sydney in 1985 for $5k. Brand was Novatel. The tech moved at speed then. Now beyond light speed. More users should see this so they can realise how the carriers like in the Philippines are throttling back tech releases and gouging their market for excessive profit. China Telco is here soon, massive competition will blast their directors off the boards and benefit all stakeholders including the largest, the public. Then the Phillipines will soar.

[@MONOLITH-yd4vq]

New sub... well made and flows nicely... keep up the good work

[@leeakers4525]

Interesting. What will the advantages be for rural areas. I live in Montana. I am 20 miles from the nearest town. The next town is about 75 miles airline. Away from the interstate corridors, the distances are even greater.

[@aurathedraak7909]

We'll say good bye to unlimited data. Watch. But never going to Cricket.

[@dan_youtube]

If you made the animations by yourself along with the great text data i applaud you. You deserve much more views and subs

[@rahmanash9856]

Really good video and it was so easy to follow. So can u do a video on quantum computers or any computing technology beyond silicon

[@OptimisticFuturology]

Thank you and stay tuned, that's my next video series!

[@JESUS_IS_GOD]

Singularity Prosperity Great Vid! Do you need a new device for LTE PRO benefits? Or does a S7 Edge Samsung Galaxy automatically reap the benefits?

[@MC2738]

6G will have a range of your average home WiFi

[@robwatt7001]

How will this effect the existing cable providers, or will the speed be held back on purpose?

[@jozzerful2]

Great video, this is the best put together explanation of how the system works and with the use of the graphics it helps yeah understand things so much clearer, thank you very much for your video, I will be pushing like, and subscribing.

[@jamesgillis8122]

Great video. Very comprehensive

[@marycanfield8654]

How come we need self- driving cars?

[@marycanfield8654]

@Főfasírozó thank you, of course! Now, it makes sense!

[@suzannesaidso3079]

To better control you.

[@marycanfield8654]

@@suzannesaidso3079 that makes sense.

[@ltkcrimson8135]

Mary Canfield You control were the car goes ignorant people!

[@amyy3266]

Because Tesla owner wants to become rich

[@Kindtouch]

At time 20:29 a clock is shown with increasing data transmission rates (for LTE etc.) in MBS (MegaBYTES per second) although the speaker (rightfully) talks about these rates in Mbs (MegaBITS per second). Not that much of a difference between "B" and "b", except that one is 8 times (not jut two or three) faster, as there are 8 bits (b) in one byte (B). One ought to be careful...

[@lorenzo42p]

1ms ping, yea I'm sure. I'll believe it when I see it. more likely it's 1ms only because it's still in testing and not in use. line of sight means I'll never see it in my neck of the woods. just give me fiber damn it.. enough with the monopolies.

[@deidravickland7220]

What About Health Effects on People and Animals ?? No One Said Any Thing About How Dangerous 5g is

[@BattousaiHBr]

low latency wireless communication has been a thing for a while, you just don't see it because it's not wifi nor 4G (these are optimized for efficiency and low energy consumption). i work at an ISP and we have antennas that work between 8GHz and 18GHz at constant 1ms in distances of 20km. if you have a logitech lightspeed wireless mouse, that thing works flawlessly at 1ms latency, and it uses the 2.4GHz band.

[@DrumApe]

Wow what a great presentation! Thanks

[@WMN_Media]

Great video I think you must on 6g. Very very fast speaker, or is a machine reading the text.

[@andrewsema359]

I'm in the telco field so what he is say is what is happening in the industry or being implemented at certain test sites. Be ready and great presentation.

[@johnteran8889]

Great video! Very important

[@AbeDillon]

How are they lowering latency so much? I have a really hard time swallowing

[@BattousaiHBr]

current wireless tech was just never optimized for latency in the first place. latency is bad now because it's cheaper to manufacture and uses less power. there has always been low latency wireless connections, but they are of course more expensive and use more power. a consumer product that has been out for a few years that has this are logitech lightspeed mice. there are many benchmarks available showcasing their low and consistent latency like this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYLbqGCmjZmXl80