The new 4G system will allow anyone with a connected device to access the internet.
Metro Exodus gains and loses a bit by moving out from its setting in the Moscow underground. The thriving communities and quirky individuals from the underground are sorely missed, but you can get a slight taste of it as you explore the aurora while moving from area to area.
The London Underground is set to finally support 4G allowing commuters to check email, send messages, on-the-go.
According to Engadget, 4G will be available on the platforms and in tunnels of a section of the Jubilee line between Westminster and Canning Town starting in March 2020. London Bridge and Waterloo stations are likely to be added later in the year.
The new 4G system will allow anyone with a connected device to access the internet. Currently, customers of select carriers are able to access WiFi provided by Virgin Media.
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