Chinese company already started working on 6G smartphones

Chinese company already started working on 6G smartphones

Chinese company, Vivo has taken one step forward and started working on the 6G enabled Smartphones, when the whole world is eagerly waiting to finally use the 5G technology. The company is leading in the research and development of 6G technology. The 6G will solve the new rising challenges in communication, including future growth of data, AI technologies, and IoT devices

The availability of 5G technology for the whole world will still take a few years, therefore, the 6G technology is not expected to come in the near future. In the race of launching 6G enabled smartphones, Samsung is just behind the Vivo. Reportedly Samsung has also started working on the sixth-generation telecommunications networks.

Source: Tech Juice 

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