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A new timeline sheds some light on when 5G's could come to your phone, home and more. There are so many promises about how faster 5G data will transform our lives, it sometimes feels mythical. Though lightning-fast download speeds are slowly coming to more carriers and phones, the prospects of self-driving cars talking to each other, remote surgery and 5G replacing your home Wi-Fi feel like the stuff of a still-distant future. But at last, we're finally starting to see a light at the end of the tunnel. Qualcomm, which makes the 5G chips and modems that every 5G phone in the US will rely on, shared a road map (scroll down to see the slides) that spells out when we might start seeing 5G improvements beyond just fast download speeds. Qualcomm isn't the only major 5G player, of course -- Huawei, Nokia and Ericsson are all leaders, too -- but Qualcomm's investments in 5G research and development mean that it has a strong hand in getting the next wave of 5G benefits o...

Ever wonder if there is a simpler way to change your Wi-Fi settings instead of having to call the helpline? Another good question is, why do we sometimes face disruption on our internet while using it? These are some of the many questions that we, as users, have regarding our internet connection. Many a time, we want to avoid calling the helpline and go through numerous steps and delays to get a simple task done. At other times, we are left blank as to why our internet has stopped working or has somehow become slow. Time to say goodbye to these worries as PTCL is now answering such queries through a series of very informative customer awareness videos that will help you deal with such persistent issues that may be handled by yourselves. These videos are especially useful now when everyone is stuck at home during the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic and requires a seamless internet connection to work from home, to be entertained or to just stay in touch with your loved ones.  Th...