If you’ve been following the gradual, scattered, and messy US 5G rollouts of the past year or so, you probably already know the nation’s major wireless service providers have adopted radically different strategies in their efforts to swiftly improve mobile connectivity in a meaningful way.
But because the groundbreaking cellular technology remains a huge challenge from both an implementation standpoint as far as carriers are concerned and in terms of the actual consumers’ understanding of the entire network integration and upgrade processes, it’s certainly nice to see analytics firms like Opensignal and RootMetrics continue to evaluate the performance, as well as the strengths and weaknesses of each of the nation’s big four mobile phone operators in the early stages of the 5G revolution.
