5G has become the default technology for cellular wireless networks. Thanks to its ability to offer WAN-like speeds, 5G can support the bandwidth needs of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality ...

Minus the 5G part, that is. Spatial's collaborative avatar app shows the promises, and challenges, of the virtual remote-work future. Standing in a holographic office space half-layered into the real ...

Niantic has launched an augmented reality demo game called Codename: Urban Legends for 5G wireless networks. The demo is part of Niantic’s Planet-Scale AR Alliance, which aims to develop social ...

This ebook, based on the latest ZDNet / TechRepublic special feature examines how Mixed Reality is empowering new scenarios in training, coaching, remote work, and other enterprise functions. Read now ...

What’s this? A family enjoying a day in a park — but they’re blasting shots at creatures around them. It sounds like Pokemon Go, but more active. Niantic’s new augmented-reality 5G gaming demo app ...

One of the most notable promises of 5G is that it will revolutionize the world of gaming (and the entire entertainment industry) through its enhanced support for virtual and augmented reality (VR and ...

The enormous potential of virtual and augmented reality will be enabled through the wide-scale rollout of fifth-generation mobile bandwidths. Technologies are converging to bring about a wholesale ...

KT, South Korea's biggest telecom company, worked with Disney to promote its first 5G network with an augmented reality (AR) game based on the movie "Avengers: Endgame," per a company announcement.

Verizon released a video as part of its campaign with Snapchat, featuring Black Pumas singer Eric Burton. The image was retrieved from its video on Nov. 19, 2020. Verizon aims to showcase the advanced ...

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Blistering fast wireless networks, digital assistants that are, well, everywhere, and a coming out bash for augmented reality. These and other technologies mentioned here, some of which are already ...