Quote from: Frood on October 28, 2024, 02:42:43 AMI told you that 4G was fine for awhile. Didn't realize that you've never read stuff about the 5G network.

Omg... all I read was batteries get worn out quicker.

I haven't got time to read technical stuff like that with my peabrain.

Quote from: caskur on October 28, 2024, 02:51:21 AMOmg... all I read was batteries get worn out quicker.

I haven't got time to read technical stuff like that with my peabrain.

Batteries wear out quicker because more data is flowing back and forth. The towers also need to be spaced closer together as compared with 2G-4G to facilitate the signal and reception, so that's another thing to consider... getting blanketed by more towers.

He bought a Samsung Galaxy AO5S

$268 and $22 for a plug.

Quote from: caskur on October 28, 2024, 03:16:50 AMHe bought a Samsung Galaxy AO5S

$268 and $22 for a plug.

Try this:

I doubt Kurt needs a 5G speed on his phone when 4G can easily handle most video/audio/overall streaming on a phone. If you can turn off the 5G, nothing is lost for him.

I suspect he uses it mostly for calls and some texting.

Just check what prepaid or postpaid plan he's on in order to know what support is offered to a 3G to 4G/5G transitioner.

Better safe than sorry.

(I expect a terse response from a guy here more knowledgeable about radio waves, and I'm cool anyway... lol)

New Problem... I can't access Facebook on my smart TV ANYMORE..

It says facebook is not available on this browser

Freaking unbelievable.

When was the last time you updated the apps on your smart TV?