AT&T announced today that its 5G network will launch in the first half of December in five cities, and in ten cities by February 2020. We’ve included all of AT&T’s coverage maps in this post.

To use 5G, you need a 5G-capable device and a mobile network that supports it. There are now plenty of 5G phones on the market, including the entire Apple iPhone 12 and iPhone 13 series, the ...

AT&T 5G coverage map. AT&T 5G carrier plans. AT&T offers a range of plans that work with 5G, and thankfully, you don’t have to pay extra to use 5G with AT&T on most of its plans — you just get it.

AT&T says it now offers nationwide 5G coverage. Approximately 205 million can get 5G service from the carrier. It will include 5G access in its Unlimited Starter plans. Following years of work ...

Even if you have a 5G-capable device and a 5G mobile plan you may not be able to access the new higher-speed 5G network. AT&T’s new C-band 5G network — which it is calling the 5G+ network ...

AT&T plans to offer two new Samsung smartphones in 2019 that will work on the 5G network, which the company says will also transfer seamlessly between WiFi and 4G wireless -- commonly referred to ...

AT&T launched what it brands as AT&T 5G earlier this year. When AT&T says 5G, it means sub-6GHz. The sub-6 network is available from Seattle to Miami, and from San Diego to Boston.

Many mobile device users in the United States now have access to blazing-fast internet speeds stemming from the rollout of Verizon and AT&T’s new C-band 5G networks earlier this week.

AT&T plans to roll-out a nationwide, fifth-generation wireless network for businesses in 2020, the company said on Monday, intensifying the battle between top cellular providers to be the first to ...