5G

Apple's big announcements, what’s the story on 5G? All that, plus the best noise cancelling headphones reviewed and more. It’s The Wrap, all in five minutes.

You might have heard the next level of mobile communications is around the corner in 5G, but where are the phones? Oppo might have one first.

Defunct clamshell phones may have been the first template for a phone that folds, but a big touchscreen that folds and works on 5G networks may well be the future.

As Australian telcos deliver the idea of "unlimited data" with the megabit catch, you might be pondering a question: what exactly is a megabit?

Your phone can't yet take advantage of a 5G network, but that doesn't mean 5G isn't here, because if you're in Queensland, you will have options.

There's a good chance 2018's first Galaxy could arrive with support for Australia's 5G networks, based on something Samsung has just announced.

The 5G future begins as Telstra switches on a part of its new network and Samsung talks up a 5G chip. Fives aren't the only big deal, with a 4K service from Foxtel, a limited edition PS4 Pro, and Oppo's Find X detailed. All that on this week's tightly packed Wrap.

The 5G revolution is officially here, and one part of Australia is getting it first. Now if only there was a phone that could connect.

Not having the best of luck with streaming your favourite sports broadcast? A new technology could help out with that, and Telstra is first to get it.

How fast is fast? Turns out the answer to that is so fast, it may seer your eyebrows, as Telstra announces it's working to deliver the fastest 4G speeds yet: 2Gbps. Yikes.