Samsung reveals US release time frame for the Galaxy S10 5G
Today was a good day for Samsung fans in the United States, as the smartphone giant announced when you'll be able to pre-order the Galaxy Fold and when exactly the premium flagship is expected to hit the shelves.
Along with details about Galaxy Fold's availability in the US, Samsung revealed a release time frame for another of its top-tier phones, the Galaxy S10 5G. Previous reports suggested Samsung plans to launch its 5G-enabled Android smartphone on May 16, or at least Verizon was supposed to offer the Galaxy S10 5G on that date.
Verizon announced last week its 5G network is live in two cities (Chicago and Minneapolis), while AT&T confirmed only a few days ago that its 5G services are available in seven more markets. Currently, there's only one smartphone available in the US that supports 5G data speeds, the Moto Z3, but you'll have to purchase the 5G moto mod for that to work.
Along with details about Galaxy Fold's availability in the US, Samsung revealed a release time frame for another of its top-tier phones, the Galaxy S10 5G. Previous reports suggested Samsung plans to launch its 5G-enabled Android smartphone on May 16, or at least Verizon was supposed to offer the Galaxy S10 5G on that date.
Now Samsung says that customers in the United States will be able to experience 5G data speeds starting in May. The announcement confirms the information leaked last month without really revealing the exact release date for Samsung Galaxy S10 5G.
Verizon announced last week its 5G network is live in two cities (Chicago and Minneapolis), while AT&T confirmed only a few days ago that its 5G services are available in seven more markets. Currently, there's only one smartphone available in the US that supports 5G data speeds, the Moto Z3, but you'll have to purchase the 5G moto mod for that to work.
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