It might have taken Apple until the 2nd generation iPhone to go 3G, and until iPhone 5 to go to LTE, but by being radio-conservative the company avoided everything from low penetration to massive, battery-draining chipsets. Now, by skipping the first generation of 5G, it looks like Apple might just be missing out on something else: The massive notch necessitated by the RF windows on early concept devices.
Samsung has a prototype 5G phone here at #qualcomm Tech Summit, and my god, wouldja look at that notch pic.twitter.com/g3LyOCCjhq
— Chris Velazco (@chrisvelazco) December 4, 2018
Is this @samsung #5G demo phone a prototype #GalaxyS10? Check out the asymmetric notch. #SnapdragonSummit #FujifilmX30 pic.twitter.com/4vkeZTAT9g
— Myriam Joire (@tnkgrl) December 4, 2018
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