How 5G works and what it delivers

[@CNET]

What did you guys think of this video? Do you want to see us do more animated videos? (these are hard to do!) What should we cover next?

[@ghosthand8119]

Very nice commercial! As for what you cover next, how about how much microwave radiation will these new devices put out? I know it's less than a microwave oven, but how much less? After a hour of playing a game on my laptop am I going to find out I've been slowly cooking my balls the whole time? Second, how close are these 'cells' going to have to be to get continuous coverage for things like autonomous driving? Every mile, every 10 miles? There is still large gaps in 3g and 4g coverage. Would it even be feasibly possible to get full 5g coverage? And what would the cost be?

[@ginger_mixture]

I definitely think you guys should do more of these!😀

[@GranPaMark]

I would have learned whether the presentation was animated or if the narrator used a whiteboard. If animating is a pain I say spend the resources on information compilation.

[@moissang]

Yes please, keep em coming. Delivery of information is much better with the graphics & animation-loved the microwave part in this vid :))

[@stop5g649]

Danger ?

[@calleighlin5179]

100 years later, people in the comment sections: "I'm good with my 79G, no need for that new 80G."

[@TANVANTH]

😂😂😂

[@khatariinsaan5284]

you are soo far

[@idanesukamusik]

Future

[@pgroove163]

by that time humans will be irrelevant...

[@TheCoolDave]

LOL.... Right now... 4g is fine for most people... till there is major coverage upgrades with 5g... I figure a year or 2 it will be time to upgrade by then, the first through 3rd gen phone bugs have been taken care of (first 4G phones had tons of issues, I remember, I had one) and it will be ready.

[@foxmccoy6595]

"You'll feel it in your bones" Heard it here first folks, were all doomed

[@ravenone6255]

Put on the aluminum hat or live in a cave😁

[@skyz3ra]

There is no escape, we are being confined more and more. Soon our phones will be able to read our minds without us even knowing. It's the logical next move of mass control. And they will sell it like everything else a.k.a 'it's for your safety'. First people won't believe that we need it. So like everything else they will create a chaos factor that will make it justifiable and mindless sheep will accept it and move on.

[@cptshifty_8552]

And they’ll call it the “Coronavirus”.

[@patrickbodine6010]

Ridicule is the only weapon which can be used against unintelligible propositions.

[@cats198nz8]

its true tho this DOES and WILL cause Cancer

[@nvgwd3r]

This sounds like the beginning of the end Idk why 😂

[@chesrondonk4342]

i think it already begon

[@kawhi-theking_of_the_north3536]

@@chesrondonk4342 next vid "covid vaccine through 5g"

[@TheGreatBackUpVIDEOS]

What is this entire thread?

[@kingkesh8236]

its cuz of those movies

[@B1-K4R]

The point of 5G is not data usage It's about the massively reduced latency and stronger connectivity

[@allstardemon]

actual the point is control of information

[@BrockPittsPhoto]

Sauga Direct 😂😂😂 we got a tin foil head over here

[@Zietus]

@@allstardemon actually*

[@BuickGeek24]

But again, the whole thing about "the delay will be virtually 0" is not always true. You can't have 0 latency

[@NazriB]

Lies again? High 5 God

[@juliosunga3530]

great! so now i can consume my data cap in 30 mins.

[@BlobInnit]

Seconds*

[@olican101]

Why get a plan with a cap?

[@blinkybill2198]

Some countries you dont have a choice with mobile phones. Might have to pay over $200 a month.

[@MrReally224]

And I need to buy a new phone, tablet and laptop. Great! 🤪

[@AshGreen359]

Your have a data cap?

[@worf7271]

I got a better idea... 6G!

[@K_Tart]

Worf damn it thats genius!!!

[@JanBruunAndersen]

Already in the works my friend.

[@ashisharora7572]

5g is last stage.

[@joeydineroakafai-zell5485]

@@ashisharora7572 YEAH RIGHT!!

[@tareqn.gaming1622]

I thought Klingons didn't care.

[@gabriella3102]

This video perfectly fit into the Black Mirror tv universe

[@theyredistortingyourrhythm130]

predictive programming Why no health reviews?

[@Crystalsmurf]

This video eerily reminds me of Fallout 3

[@TheGreatBackUpVIDEOS]

No, that was a nuke.

[@anonymoussmilz4309]

Video:5G My brain:......marajuana?

[@flightsim88]

This guy sounds like Cave Johnson when he's trying to assure you that everything will be safe :D But in this case, it really will be.

[@jet1708]

Blow your house up… with the lemons.

[@philchan2001]

DoD already used up a big part of the 5G MMW frequencies (spectrum allocation for 5G), leaving less commercial use. The excerpt below explains why the U.S. is still struggling with 5G in terms of implementation. According to the National Security Implications of Fifth Generation (5G) Mobile Technologies document and excerpt to find out why the U.S. is still behind with 5G in building up capacity. ("The Department of Defense (DOD), however, holds large portions of the usable spectrum. Although DOD uses certain MMW frequencies for high-profile military applications such as Advanced Extremely High-Frequency satellites that provide assured global communications for U.S. forces, it extensively uses sub-6 frequencies-leaving less sub-6 availability in the United States than in other countries. The Defense Innovation Board (DIB) advised DOD to consider sharing sub-6 spectrum to facilitate the build-out of 5G networks and the development of 5G technologies used in the sub-6 band. While DOD has been moving toward greater spectrum sharing, it has expressed concern that sharing presents operational, interference, and security issues for DOD users. As an alternative to spectrum sharing, some analysts have argued that portions of the sub-6 spectrum should be reserved for commercial use. This would require DOD to relocate certain applications to other parts of the spectrum. The DIB estimates this approach would take around 10 years to complete, as opposed to 5 years for spectrum sharing.")

[@bossgaming9951]

Very good explanation thanx

[@friendlyneighborhoodfan1398]

Meh, sounds like I can live without it

[@damiantirado9616]

You can also live without tv yet everyone has it buddy.

[@samehsamir4241]

which software you use to make this video animation ? and thank you for your great presentation ...

[@vonvon4890]

Have u found out what software it is?

[@samehsamir4241]

@@vonvon4890 no

[@vonvon4890]

@@samehsamir4241 i am not sure but i think Adobe After Effect can do that

[@missaouiamin4227]

I think vyond can provide you this

[@SparksEli]

What they do is grab your dna from a trash can from something you ate or you hair and lock in on you dna frequency and fry you like a microwave with nuro nano but Jesus Christ is protecting me he gave me the Holy Spirit and dispatched angels the pedo fbi calls this a dominos pizza order when you dying it sounds like rain drops from your brain please pray to Jesus he puts there technology to shame

[@farahmherat8352]

thanks for these info I'm using it in my presentation

[@TheGreatBackUpVIDEOS]

Gl on your presentation!

[@richardb2837]

We haven’t even rolled out 4G Completely

[@TheFounderYosh]

Mostly when 4G reception isn't perfect and 5G having shorter ranges is kind of concerning for even caring for 5G phones for a while.

[@alistairmckay7297]

richardb2837 5G masts also emit 4G so focusing on 5G improves 4G as well

[@tammyileene4060]

I am still in 3g.

[@vladimirpereira2009]

I just got a 4G phone for the first time last year (well an LTE-A ) and now they're implementing 5G in certain countries.

[@mohammednajl5950]

F

[@mohammednajl5950]

But 5G isn’t spreading very fast right now so it’ll be a few years before you have to replace it.

[@drpepper3025]

@@mohammednajl5950 1 year later. It’s everywhere being handed out for free

[@rainyzack8134]

Yea most big city have 5g even where I live has a 5g tower

[@JunkionMarnot2005]

Nice 👍🏾 Great to hear Brian Cooley’s voice again.

[@adamgoldfarb1546]

Title: 5G Video: 4:59

[@cosmicknight4665]

Ok?

[@mohammednajl5950]

That annoys me so much

[@nnworldvideolar6071]

what is the name of soundtrack in this video ?

[@michaelp8856]

thorough - good summary

[@ginseng7]

50 G’s Dana

[@kokichiouma1280]

2:16 what about pc?

[@ikephipps2696]

2 years later and non of this has really panned out

[@youtubesmostwanted490]

It will rollout en mass next week

[@necron998]

"I'm Troy McClure, you may remember me from such infomercials as "5G", "Hamsters and Microwaves", and "Broken Gas Lines - Smells Delicious."

[@ilucky986]

5G is important for Internet of Thing. Thanks for your introduction.

[@yusufali2467]

Hi thanks for the Good work can i use this video as a presentation on my research about 5G network ?

[@marcbrunnertnew]

Don't forget to make sure that you leave out the part where they say: "It's save" and replace it with: "It's potentially dangerous but nobody knows how dangerous. Since there are targeting beams involved it could be used to kill people thanks to very dangerous and healththratening microwave frequencies." Good luck with your presentation ✌

[@october6432]

@@marcbrunnertnew can you stop spreading misinformation bro

[@James_Knott]

It's nice to see someone getting the variety of 5G bands right. All too often we hear 5G uses high frequencies with short range, ignoring all the other bands that can be used.

[@nala3038]

What is the point of higher capacity bandwidths and data from the towers when they cap our data speeds after a certain amount of GB we use each month? Pointless.

[@alexlake1243]

Nala! 5g will be a combination of data and WiFi so you will only pay one fee and it will either be unlimited or so high you’ll never reach it.

[@steveguse4481]

because the technology isn't meant for us

[@dustindewitt6354]

This sounds like the prequel to Terminator in the making.

[@Vman_95]

This looks like video footages you found in video games that take place after apocalypse like Fallout or something 😂🔥

[@luttrell1973]

"Hi I'm Troy McClure, you may remember me from '4G finally hitting the spot' and ' 3G David Beckham sends a Selfie'...."

[@beatmoney4533]

Very nice infographic! The person who made this must be very brilliant! :)

[@uydudanbak]

I want to know about hardware.. Difference bitwin 4g n 5g devices in a chip level.. Things level..

[@OPC249]

Brian Cooley 😭✌

[@DaveCondie]

I just got Verizon 5G Ultrawide and I’m pulling over 600mbs. I converted my plan to unlimited and now I don’t even use wifi on my phone. Blew my mind.

[@sherno14]

CNET should do more infographics

[@yourperspectiveanwar325]

Y everyone complaining? We always come out with new and better product. This is a major step. Besides can’t stop evolving. Change is constant and necessary

[@Bombytron]

Why is it necessary exactly?

[@yourperspectiveanwar325]

Good news is we can always move to a better country

[@TheGreatBackUpVIDEOS]

@@Bombytron Ask Latin-oh wait, it's dead.

[@cloudking3404]

New information 👌🏻

[@chinonsorichard4218]

thanks for sharing it is very informative

[@BTsMusicChannel]

4:37 Are those Saturn-like rings around the Earth caused by the space junk in in its orbit?

[@inkvisuals1208]

This looks like one of those commercials you see in the beginning of a terminator movie tryin to insure things will be ok then they pan out of the tv to show the real world is ran by evil killing robots or zombies ha

[@TheGreatBackUpVIDEOS]

Sounds like conspiracy theorist comedy but OK.

[@batya7]

The jury is still out about the effects of microwave radio radiation on human health. With regard to the comment that the CDC does not find any effects on cells, the statement is incomplete. Ionizing radiation has mutagenic effects on DNA. We are not discussing ionizing radiation, however. There ARE some studies that indicate there are subclinical effects on cells and cellular organelles that are not mutagenic in nature due to microwave radio radiation. The long-term effects have not been established. As an environmental scientist, I am still on the fence about being blanketed by a 5G network's coverage. Any city dweller will ultimately have this environmental insult heaped on all the others we deal with every day. Who knows what health specialists will be saying about these effects in 100 years?

[@deepspacecow2644]

It operates on the same bands that have been used since 2g and 3g.

[@batya7]

@deepspacecow2644 It is the cumulative effects, the unknown subclinical damage being done, that is worrisome. Despite using the same 2g & 3g bands, sadly, we still don't have adequate information on THOSE effects either. Remember, the carcinogenic effects of common solvents like benzene weren't validated until the late 1970s - early 1980s, but they had been in use for a hundred years or so.

[@choisimon3705]

Watch dog in real life

Reminds me of advertisements in games like Fallout or Bioshock :D IDK why :D Just missing that radio sound effect :D

[@vishalsharma-yl4sv]

can u send me all the gif and images that can use in this video clip, so it can help me to make my assignment in well manner?.................

[@raymedrano]

This channel means nothing without Cooley.

[@3dstudios927]

2 years later it's here

[@PhilipDumbrill]

So informative

[@erilene8663]

qual é o nome da música de fundo?

[@anthonyvallejo1537]

5g has been a huge disappointment so far. Almost nowhere is 5g Ultrwide

[@youtubesmostwanted490]

January 19th 2022

[@Wayk123]

This explained nothing about multiplexing and other stuff. Title is how 5g works yet there is no explanation in how spectrum is used. Only thing you give is some basic top level information. This is more of a specs of 5g rather than how it works.

[@3am_3am_]

You mean "How 5G Marketing Works"

[@FORSLUND1]

People who think 5g is dangerous probably thinks the Earth is flat as well.

[@cyriloluchi5324]

We all talk about 5G and forget that 6G and 7G are coming. If 5G is going to be too harsh to lives what will then happen when it'll be upgraded to the next Generation?

[@sachinedke2027]

what a beautiful and informative video sir I can understand few things without audio also.

[@adarshnaidu7422]

Why would you even try that. Lmao

[@enriquemercedes9519]

I wonder what the network coverage would look like for 6G.

[@wininaphe5104]

Coraggio 19 we would be dead by than

hmmm 6G? No towers! Your phone itself would be tower connected to phones around you. When someone neaw you try to call someone, he will connect to your phone that wil send information to another closest phone and so on until it reaches his target called phone :D :D :D

[@marcbrunnertnew]

maybe they'll use your phone as a "small cell". which means you have this very creepy power in your pocket next to your gen*tals...

[@DouglasWalrath]

this guy sounds kinda similar to how cave johnson talks

[@TheBupsta]

No one: Phone carriers: “4G is too slow, get 5G whether you want it or not!!"

[@s0hail1]

*Thx 4 Giving me Good Knowledge 🖤💙🖤*

[@TheGreatOldOak]

Nothing could possibli go wrong.

[@TransitAndTeslas]

Brian Cooley!!

[@besweeeet2]

Yet carriers will still find a way to mess it all up. Oh wait, they have...

[@besweeeet2]

@@g9ez567 I've noticed the opposite. As 5G is maturing, 4G seems to be getting faster, likely due to better backhaul.

[@deepspacecow2644]

@@besweeeet2low band 5g is still faster than 4g on the same frequencies.

[@hamps9285]

4:35 what kindof world is this, where my country isn't even included

[@ltkwok]

The animation is mostly about the benefits for 5G. Not how it works.

[@rebow2568]

2:19, Yo! There's no 5G cellular on the 2019 iPhone 11 Pro Max. - Ivangard C. Revita with happily owning the 2021 iPhone 13 Pro Max as the five years follow-up to the 2016 iPhone 7 Plus -

[@jakerio8]

All connected. AI soon to be behind almost everything, aided by proliferation of robots and automation. Make out how this goes.

[@q8satan]

This video is so cool

[@kushkumarsingh7390]

So nice best 5g new phone lonch

[@bunnysaf]

cant wait to buy your 4G iphone11's at $15

[@DreDaTruthhh]

Why does it matter 5g isn’t coming no time soon for everyone

[@toxicraging7321]

D Harris your wrong it’s already beginning

[@crachor]

Unless the carriers massively overhaul their data and pricing policies, nothing will change. Why don't ya talk about that already?

[@B1-K4R]

It's not data. It's the latency and much better connection

[@xp7909]

for a science workbook the awnser are high bandwidth, low latency and dense connections

[@Willy_Tepes]

So it can track you and focus multiple beams at you up to a frequency of 35 times that of a microwave oven, and you can control the signal strength???? Is that it?

[@Willy_Tepes]

@@squarewheel9113 Yeah, and soldiers carrying radio jammers often suffer hair loss and cancer. A radio transmitter is not harmless.

[@taysmanuscript]

Who else is watching this for school in 2023 and 5G has already come out?

[@surumiks668]

Yes ofcorse. Please do make videos .Its brilliant idea

[@WillNewcomb]

5G can be fantastic. But your video only alludes to it’s problems. More transmitters and shorter range. In existing trials you’re high speed connection may completely disappear if you just turn around! Imagine sitting on the John doing your browsing, with lots of walls in between you and the transmitter! Sorry, no signal (or only 4G or thereabouts). In central London there are already significant blank spots for 4G. I just had to walk 50 metres down the road and the signal completely drops. Nothing at all. 5G requires a HUGE amount of extra transmitter deployment to get a more uniform coverage, but there are going to be MORE dead spots. Yes roll on 5G, but lets not kid ourselves that there won’t be problems.

[@yonghwancho7185]

What a nice video!

[@steveguse4481]

dude you're Asian...you should know better

[@robertalcala1385]

Good for online 5 G !

[@General930-b1g]

i see so 5g has been a thing for months and im still getting 1 mb per second on a good day

[@turkeylover6929]

Atleast u r getting that I haven't experienced internet faster than 100kbps

[@richiebee4073]

I was told not to take 5g all at once

[@TheGreatBackUpVIDEOS]

XD I think that might be the wrong G

[@EzhegAB]

skynet

[@CosmicBarrilet]

In Argentina we steel use it Dial up.... :/

[@iwanktominecraft4322]

oof

[@Nazo_moon]

Craving a Nokia 3210 brick right now tbh

[@jermainelindo6944]

super maintenance work job

[@chufflangs]

Doesn't beamforming necessitate knowledge of your device's location?

[@TheGreatBackUpVIDEOS]

Kinda?

[@ericyoung3183]

mediatek is doing a good job in 5g. The Dimensity 8000 has incredible power. Like this one!

[@DennisonBeers]

The funny part is everyone has all this faith in Wireless Generations. While I'm over here having and seeing more benefits in LTE wireless bands!

[@elliekim6666]

5G the biggest leap then 4G? Nah . The jump from 3G to 4G was alot bigger then 5G from 3G

[@petermusukwa7227]

That's really great

[@JEMIMAJOYCEABRAHAMEC]

here we are 4 yrs later...most of things explained in the video are used by public

[@zeros_youtube22]

what if i drop it on a land mine

[@luismarquez7959]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@anodominate]

This predicated the future 2 year earlier.😄

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

Veritas The Goddess Of Truth

[@seedscreed]

This is the Matrix for real

[@ericmeyer9420]

Is this an advertisement or news reporting? Feels like an ad.

Like ad from inside a game like Bioshock or Fallout :D Just needs to add that radio effect :D

[@ItsSneaky42]

I don’t trust the CDC

[@olican101]

Cant wait.

[@handsomeandbrilliant6753]

Nuts to that... What else ya got?

[@TheGreatBackUpVIDEOS]

A brain