Samsung said it took up about 54% of global market share for 5G phones as of November 2019.
over the summer
. It's expected to release its next main flagship, the S11, later this year. The company also said Friday that it would be bringing 5G to its Galaxy Tab S6 tablet in South Korea in the first quarter. "Consumers can't wait to experience 5G and we are proud to offer a diverse portfolio of devices that deliver the best 5G experience possible," said TM Roh, head of research and development at Samsung's mobile communications division.
"For Samsung, 2020 will be the year of Galaxy 5G and we are excited to bring 5G to even more device categories and introduce people to mobile experiences they never thought possible."It's the next set of standards for mobile internet, coming after 4G. The technology is often touted as a big improvement on 4G, ushering in faster data transfers and reducing latency.
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