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Due to the higher wireless transmission rates in the fifth generation (5G)cellular networks, higher computation overhead is incurred in smartphones,which can cause the wireless transmission rates to be limited by thecomputation capability of wireless terminals. In this case, is there a maximumreceiving rate for smartphones to maintain stable wireless communications in 5Gcellular networks? The main objective of this article is to investigate themaximum receiving rate of smartphones and its influence on 5G cellularnetworks. Based on Landauer's principle and the safe temperature bound on thesmartphone surface, a maximum receiving rate of the smartphone is proposed for5G cellular networks. Moreover, the impact of the maximum receiving rate ofsmartphones on the link adaptive transmission schemes has been investigated.Numerical analyses imply that the maximum receiving rate of smartphones cannotalways catch up with the downlink rates of future 5G cellular networks.Therefore, the link adaptive transmission scheme for future 5G cellularnetworks has to take the maximum receiving rate of smartphones into account.

How Much of Wireless Rate Can Smartphones Support in 5G Networks?