In stark contrast to many other tech companies, Apple has never had an overriding obsession with being the first company to bring a product or technology to market. On the contrary, a consistent tenet of Apple's product strategy has been to focus on being the best as opposed to the first.
For this very reason, Apple wasn't exactly in a rush to roll out new iPhone models with support for 5G connectivity. While the hoopla and hype surrounding 5G being able to "change the world" was immense over the past few years, Apple took the position that introducing 5G devices without a sufficient amount of 5G coverage from carriers served no purpose.
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You finally got 5G on your iPhone – but here’s why you might want to disable it originally appeared on BGR.com on Fri, 7 May 2021 at 18:01:38 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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