As much as I like progress, one of the big hurdles 5G has is that 4G is mostly good enough. The improvement from 3G to 4G was significant, but even then most p

As much as I like progress, one of the big hurdles 5G has is that 4G is mostly good enough. The improvement from 3G to 4G was significant, but even then most people didn't care much. You got sub 20ms latency (my non-scientific tests show 14-19ms), much less jitter than 3G and sufficient bandwidth for most applications. Why would people upgrade to 5G if they don't get any perceptible performance improvement? 4G is already good enough you can simply run remote desktop over it and get near local performance. When the remote end is connected with an 1 Gbps+ link, who cares how much packet data bandwidth you got?