Every month, most of us pay two times for our high-speed internet access: once for the fixed-line connection in our homes, and again for our mobile devices.
Cable TV and landline-centric telecommunications companies frequently engage in tactics that make us feel trapped. If given the opportunity, we’d cut the cord if we could, but our reliance on their expensive broadband services forces us to stick around because we have nowhere else to go.
Thankfully, 5G is going to change that paradigm. Imagine a world where the playing field has been leveled; where we’ve eliminated the need for high-speed-network-plus-pay-TV bundles and horrible customer service; where we get our in-home internet from our mobile service providers, and save money in the process.