Recently, China Mobile released the “5G New Call” series of products, mainly promoting 5G video calling (VoNR), which can be used directly with the native dial pad of the mobile phone. After the birth of this new product, it has attracted a lot of attention. Some people believe that it is expected to become the next 5G killer application, and it can even compete with WeChat. In the 5G era, operators are exploring using the mobile phone number as a unified account to quickly log in and use various services through number authentication, including search, interaction, and payment. Previously, 5G messaging was a major exploration of the three major operators in SMS upgrades, but the development has been somewhat tepid, and “5G video calling” is similar to “WeChat video calling” based on the operator’s network, and the industry is in Wait and see, can this allow operators to regain the initiative, or even change the habit of users looking for APPs when they are in trouble? China Mobile pushes 5G video calls and charges according to the duration. The relevant person in charge of China Mobile said that compared with voice and video calls on the Internet, 5G new calls are “more stable and more convenient”, with stable call quality and incoming calls. Uninterrupted; convenient native .
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