12th annual coast to coast USA fastest 4G/5G mobile network test starts now
https://www.pcmag.com/opinions/which-us-5g-network-is-fastest-were-revving-up-to-find-out

We're putting cars on the road for our 12th annual Fastest Mobile Networks
run, testing the AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon 4G and 5G networks across the
country.

We're going to 30 major cities and the rural areas in between, using custom
Ookla Speedtest field-test software to compare and contrast network
performance.

Our tests look at much more than speed. Coverage and reliability play large
roles in our scores, and speed is often a proxy for capacity, showing where
networks have the ability to take on more subscribers without choking.

We can control as many variables as possible for precise data collection
that's consistent from year to year. I've equipped the drivers with Samsung
Galaxy S21 phones with special SIMs that never throttle, to eliminate device
and plan variances.

The drivers run tests on all three carriers simultaneously, alternating
between 4G and 5G.

By running our tests the same way year after year, we can see exactly how
the networks have grown and changed from 3G all the way to 5G.

In 2019, AT&T won our top award on the strength of its nationwide 4G LTE.
In 2020, Verizon won because of its millimeter-wave 5G. Since then, all
three major mobile networks have changed in huge ways.

AT&T and Verizon have both extended low-band 5G across many metro areas,
though it's not clear whether those systems deliver any performance
improvement over 4G, and T-Mobile has covered nearly half the US population
with its mid-band system, which was only starting to appear last summer.

In 2021, it's anyone's game.

Am 18.07.21 um 18:44 schrieb NewsKrawler:
> 12th annual coast to coast USA fastest 4G/5G mobile network test starts now
> https://www.pcmag.com/opinions/which-us-5g-network-is-fastest-were-revving-up-to-find-out
>
> We're putting cars on the road for our 12th annual Fastest Mobile Networks
> run, testing the AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon 4G and 5G networks across the
> country.

Stop your spamming!
An unprofessional, stupid and useless excercise but good for publicity.