Huawei, the Chinese manufacturer of telecommunications equipment and networks has partnered with a Japanese operator NTT DOCOMO, with a view to testing related to the fifth generation (5G) mobile. The tests will be conducted on the spot with different radio access technologies, associated with new air interface technologies. As just announced the two companies, joint tests were made in Japan and China, in exterior locations. The aim is to test the validity of various bases of radio access technology for use in communications networks 5G. The first commercial deployment of mobile networks

If 5G should not take its first steps at our operators, 4G has time to evolve by then. Within months, we went from 4G Category 4, a rate of 150 Mbits, category 6 (300 Mbps) and Category 9 now made his debut with the Snapdragon 810 processor promising a theoretical speed of 450 Mbps on compatible networks. However, before you get to the 5G, there are still other intermediaries such as 4.5G presented it a few months ago by Huawei and by 2016 is expected to increase the flow rates to 600 Mbps or 1 Gbps while ZTE is currently testing pre-5G. But that may well mean therefore that term?