Sprint, the fourth-largest telecommunication firm in the U.S., announced it will release a 5G-powered mobile smart hub next year to "deliver multimedia and connected data capabilities in a compact design," the company said.
Sprint, the fourth-largest telecommunication firm in the U.S., announced it will release a 5G-powered mobile smart hub next year to "deliver multimedia and connected data capabilities in a compact design," the company said.
The device will be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon mobile platform and the Snapdragon X50 5G modem, and is a collaboration with HTC, a Taiwanese mobile device maker. Neither the release date nor price details were revealed.
The carrier plans to launch its 5G network at the beginning of 2019. It announced earlier a plan to release a 5G smartphone in collaboration with LG in the first half of 2019. The Sprint-HTC made smart hub will be the second 5G device tha...