id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> AT&T settled about using 5G E in a lawsuit with Sprint.
AT&T Sprint and AT&T on Monday reached a settlement -- characterized by both as "amicable" -- over a lawsuit in which Sprint claimed its rival carrier used "numerous deceptive tactics to mislead consumers" with its "5G E" branding.
The 5G E identifier popped up on smartphones earlier this year in certain regions where AT&T is expected to roll out its upcoming 5G network, which is scheduled for later this year and throughout 2020. AT&T calls this 5G Evolution. However, 5G E doesn't mean a 4G phone is actually connected to a 5G network, which led Verizon and T-Mobile to slam it as "fake 5G" and Sprint to sue AT&T for false advertising.
News of the settlement was first reported by the site Law360, but the details haven't been released.
AT&T's 5G E commercials have continued despite the legal battle, and 5G E continues to play a role in its marketing strategy. The company will continue its 5G Evolution marketing, a person familiar with the company's thinking told CNET.
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AT&T Sprint and AT&T on Monday reached a settlement -- characterized by both as "amicable" -- over a lawsuit in which Sprint claimed its rival carrier used "numerous deceptive tactics to mislead consumers" with its "5G E" branding.
The 5G E identifier popped up on smartphones earlier this year in certain regions where AT&T is expected to roll out its upcoming 5G network, which is scheduled for later this year and throughout 2020. AT&T calls this 5G Evolution. However, 5G E doesn't mean a 4G phone is actually connected to a 5G network, which led Verizon and T-Mobile to slam it as "fake 5G" and Sprint to sue AT&T for false advertising.
News of the settlement was first reported by the site Law360, but the details haven't been released.
AT&T's 5G E commercials have continued despite the legal battle, and 5G E continues to play a role in its marketing strategy. The company will continue its 5G Evolution marketing, a person familiar with the company's thinking told CNET.
Now playing: 카지노사이트쿠폰 Watch this: AT&T tries tricking customers with 5G E logo 1:58 Originally published April 22 at 2:46 p.m.
/>Update, 8:12 p.m. PT: Adds that AT&T will continue its current marketi
/>Mentioned Above Apple iPhone XS (64GB, space gray) $834 See it $999 Best Buy See It $999 Boost Mobile See It $999 Sprint See It CNET may get a commission from retail offers. Apple iPhone
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