What the iPhone 12 means for 5G
You’ve probably heard that Apple’s iPhone 12 line-up will have 5G capabilities. And you've likely heard us discuss how 5G speeds are only available in some parts of the US with some carriers. With millions of new 5G users coming, will carriers accelerate 5G deployment? And when can users expect to get the most out of 5G speeds? Computerworld Executive Editor Ken Mingis and Macworld senior writer Michael Simon join J…
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