The leap in performance of 5G has led to gamers and users of more demanding applications increasingly opting for cellular rather than WiFi connectivity, reversing the normal pattern in the 4G era. While hard data about this trend is still elusive, the latest survey from London-based mobile analytics firm Opensignal indicates that users are now becoming well aware that 5G, where available, is now often significantly better than public WiFi for both throughput and latency, the two critical parameters for gaming in particular. While earlier surveys had already confirmed that 5G running in millimeter wave spectrum was well ahead of WiFi data rates, even when the latter’s latest 6E version was deployed, the new Opensignal data is notable in finding…