Vodafone has unveiled a landmark moment in its UK 5G coverage as it brings high-speed connectivity to even more areas. The operator first launched its 5G network last July, and the latest arrivals ...

I took myself off to the Old Trafford football stadium -- home of Manchester United-- which is also in a "good" 5G area, according to Vodafone's map. 5G speeds did increase a bit to 105Mbps down ...

G now accounts for 28% of UK connections, with urban areas still ahead of rural zones. 5G SA brings speed—but slightly less ...

UK 5G network improvements . ... Vodafone's coverage map of Manchester shows that much of the city center isn't covered by 5G. It's restricted at the moment to certain patches of the suburbs.

Despite the possible merger of Vodafone UK and Three UK set for rigorous examination by competition watchdog, ... The 5G coverage experience score of the combined network would be 3.6 out of 10, ...

Vodafone has switched on its 5G network in the UK — or parts of it. Specifically, Vodafone 5G services are now available in seven cities — Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Glasgow, Manchester ...

5G in the UK is slowly taking ... Vodafone 5G verdict. ... Even though most carriers will have a number of major cities on their maps, coverage across these areas likely won’t be complete until ...

As the UK’s largest and busiest station, you’d expect Waterloo to be a prime location for 5G coverage. However, yet again, the Vodafone smartphone couldn’t connect. Waterloo (Image: Daily ...

The UK is leading the way in adopting 5G, with Vodafone the first operator to name an official switch-on date. As in the US, the initial UK 5G rollout will be limited to a handful of cities.

“5G is absolutely game-changing for UK businesses, and we're going to do everything we can top help them get their hands on it,” Anne Sheehan, Business Director, Vodafone UK, said at the launch.

The partnership between ITN and Vodafone marks the first time in the UK that a public 5G Standalone (5GSA) network has used for a major event broadcast and will make HRH King Charles III’s ...

EE is the first UK network with 5G support. EE is using a sub-6GHz 5G network so that means there’s a lot of good coverage across cities like London. Speeds average around 200Mbps, and not the ...