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It's a relatively well-known fact already that Verizon has taken a wildly different approach from T-Mobile and AT&T in delivering 5G connectivity to its consumers, betting big on the fastest but also spottiest of the three main 5G flavors available while ignoring both the low-band technology that makes up the backbone of and the mid-band spectrum currently being exploited to after the Sprint merger.
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It's a relatively well-known fact already that Verizon has taken a wildly different approach from T-Mobile and AT&T in delivering 5G connectivity to its consumers, betting big on the fastest but also spottiest of the three main 5G flavors available while ignoring both the low-band technology that makes up the backbone of and the mid-band spectrum currently being exploited to after the Sprint merger.The result of this strategy is... pretty messy, to say the least, with in a small number of places actually getting access to a so far and smartphone manufacturers being forced ...
