Apple's decision to hang back on 5G could be partly based on licensing fees

We are certain to see 5G connectivity on Android phones before the next-gen wireless service is available on the Apple iPhone. We already know that the Moto Z3 will support 5G once Verizon flips the switch and a Moto Z3 user attaches the 5G Moto Mod to the back of the phone (for an additional cost, of course). LG is expected to offer the first true 5G handset in the U.S. via Sprint early next year.

The first 5G compatible iPhones are likely to be unveiled in September 2020. And those models could feature Apple's own 5G modems, based on a letter that Apple allegedly ...

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