Image Courtesy: TwitterApple users in India will be able to get 5G services starting today, thanks to the release of iOS 16.2, which includes the software required to connect to next-generation networks in India. A month ago, Apple made the Beta update accessible for testing.
Surprisingly, despite the update, an iPhone 14 Pro Max connected to the Airtel network revealed that the 5G software was still unavailable.
Users will, however, be able to see the 5G options in network settings after the upgrade.
Apple planned to collect feedback on network competency and correct bugs with the Beta release before releasing the final software upgrade to all users.
5G promises to provide customers with faster download rates and minimal latency, as well as new use cases such as cloud gaming.
Following the Indian government’s desire for Apple and other smartphone manufacturers to begin allowing 5G services on their platforms, the Cupertino-based tech giant agreed to release the update by December. Early November saw the release of the Beta upgrade.
Other major smartphone manufacturers, such as OnePlus and Motorola, have begun to phase in 5G updates.
