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<p>This is the year of 5G iPhones, but one of the biggest unknowns around the <a aria-label="undefined (opens in a new tab)" href="
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flavors of <a aria-label="undefined (opens in a new tab)" href="
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<p>But when people talk about super-fast 5G, they are talking about a very different beast: mmWave 5G. This has more in common with WiFi than traditional mobile data. And it seems fewer iPhones than expected will have this high-speed capability …</p>
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