Verizon's 5G Samsung "Bolt" is actually a mobile hotspot, not a phone
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9
In actuality, Samsung’s upcoming device is a battery-powered mobile 5G hotspot. At the moment, details are pretty scarce, but a pair of Wi-Fi certifications (via VentureBeat) suggest there are two variants under development right now with the model numbers SM-V570N and SM-V570V.
While “Bolt” may not be the 5G smartphone everyone was expecting, Verizon customers won’t be missing out on anything. The number one carrier is still expected to offer a compatible version of Samsung’s 5G Galaxy S10 model when it launches.
Speaking of launches, the smartphone’s release probably won’t take place until late May or early June. Prior to this, customers eager to get their hands on a Galaxy S10 device will have to make do with the Galaxy S10 Lite, Galaxy S10, and Galaxy S10+ which are all expected to begin shipping in early March.
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