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groups. Respondents who say they’re “ready and waiting” have heard about 5G
and are looking forward to upgrading. That’s people in Saudi Arabia, Turkey,
China, and South Korea.
People who say it’s “not on the radar” aren’t all that aware of the new
technology. They’re in Poland, Canada, Sweden, Japan, France, and Germany.
On the other hand, people who say “if it’s what I think it is, I’ll take it” don’t
know what 5G is, but they’re raring to go. Russia, Chile, and Argentina fall into
that adventurous group.
Then there’s the group who are “happy to stick with 4G,” where 5G
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countries—the US, UK, Australia, Italy, and Spain, as well as the Netherlands.
In all of those places, 5G is happening, and people living there appear to have
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