Samsung Galaxy S10 will not support 5G, “dedicated” 5G phone in the works (Updated)

Update, Aug. 15, 2018 at 5:57 a.m. EST: ETNews has leant some extra credibility to the claims made by Ice Universe in the article below. The publication has several quotes from Samsung head of mobile DJ Koh, made at the Samsung Unpacked event in New York, about the company’s 5G and foldable phone plans.

First up, ETNews quotes Koh as saying that Samsung already has an agreement with Korea’s three main carriers to release a 5G smartphone and that the company’s first 5G device will be separate from the Samsung Galaxy S10.

Back in 2013, Samsung released a version of the Galaxy S4 in Korea that was the first phone to support the LTE Advanced network. ETNews suggests that Samsung could choose a similar strategy for its upcoming 5G device and release it as a separate 5G version of the Galaxy S10. However, this appears to be just speculation as there are no quotes to back it up.

In terms of the upcoming foldable phone, Koh said that Samsung doesn’t want to give up on becoming the first company to release a foldable phone and that it is not far from being able to officially unveil the device. He is also quoted as saying that Samsung has solved most of the issues relating to foldable phones and that when it releases the phone he wants people to say that the company did it properly.

Previous speculation has suggested that Huawei was set to unveil a foldable device in November this year while Samsung would release its version early next year. However, the quotes from Koh suggest that Samsung could be set to move the unveiling of the phone forward.

Samsung has long said that ensuring a great user experience on its foldable phone was more important than simply being the first company to release one. However, Samsung now perhaps feels confident that it is able to deliver both a great user experience and also be the first company to unveil a foldable phone.


Original article, Aug. 13, 2018 at 12:45 p.m. EST: It seems like every year we see reports out of Korea that Samsung is considering merging its two main smartphone families before the rumor is eventually put to bed as pure speculation. Right on cue, Samsung’s DJ Koh has denied fresh claims that the Galaxy S and Note series’ will be folded into each other while also addressing speculation surrounding the Galaxy S10 and the advent of 5G phones.

In a tweet, ubiquitous Samsung leaker Ice Universe quotes the South Korean giant’s mobile chief as saying that any word of a merger is pure rumor and that the Note range — recently updated with the Galaxy Note 9 — will not be disappearing any time soon.

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DJ Koh also reportedly addressed the current hot topic of foldable phones, but merely confirmed what we all already know: Samsung will launch a foldable phone at some point in the future.

Koh was also bullish about the company’s position in the global smartphone market, stating that it won’t be giving up its top spot despite Huawei’s recent rise to second place.

The most interesting part of the tweet, however, is the news that the next Galaxy S flagship will not support 5G technology. In a follow-up tweet, Ice Universe relays Koh’s statements on 5G, which you can read in the embed below:

Considering just last week we heard that Samsung has committed $22 billion to the development of 5G, among other future technologies like AI, it shouldn’t be too surprising to hear that Samsung has big plans for next-generation mobile tech.

What is interesting, though, is the insinuation that Samsung considered 5G support but came across technical issues, with the company instead looking towards a “dedicated” 5G smartphone instead of debuting the technology via the next S range phone. Of course Samsung could still launch 5G with the Galaxy S11 (or whatever the next-next-generation S series phone is called) and make that the company’s “5G dedicated” phone, but that could potentially mean pushing back a headline-worthy feature for another whole year.

Could Samsung’s mythical foldable phone also offer 5G support? Time will tell, but it seems like you definitely scratch 5G off your S10 feature wishlist.

Up next: Huawei fires shot at Galaxy Note 9, hints at “real upgrades” for Mate 20 series

Source: Android Zone

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Learn how to master Raspberry Pi 3 for under $20

The Raspberry Pi has become one of the most popular tools for hobbyists and engineers alike. You can learn how to master it today with The Complete Raspberry Pi Hacker Bundle.

The Raspberry Pi is is a little computer which you can plug into a keyboard to perform all sorts of tasks, from building electronics to playing games. You don’t need to be a tech whiz to enjoy dabbling with these gizmos.

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Raspberry Pi 3

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How to Create a Table of Content in WordPress Posts and Pages

Did you ever want to add a Wikipedia like table of content box on some of your long articles? A table of content makes it easier for users to jump to the section they want to read. In this article, we will show you how to create a table of content in WordPress posts and pages without writing any HTML or CSS.

Adding table of contents to WordPress posts or pages

Why Add Table of Contents in WordPress Posts?

You may have seen the table of contents on websites like Wikipedia. A table of contents makes it easier for users to jump to the section they want to read in long articles.

It also helps with your WordPress SEO because Google automatically adds a jump to section link next to your site in search results.

Jump to link in search results

You can manually create a table of contents in WordPress by writing HTML code. However that is difficult for beginners because you have to manually create a list, add links, and add ID attribute through-out the article.

But there’s an easy way. Let’s take a look on how to easily create a table of contents in WordPress posts and pages.

Creating a Table of Contents in WordPress

First thing you need to do is to install and activate the Easy Table of Contents plugin. For more details, see our step by step guide on how to install a WordPress plugin.

Upon activation, you need to visit Settings » Table of Contents page. From here, you can manage general settings for the table of contents like selecting position, choosing a label for the container, etc.

Table of contents settings

You can also enable or disable auto-insertion of the table of content for each post type. If enabled, then the plugin will automatically add a table of contents for any article that has more than 4 headings. You can change that to any other number that you like.

Typically, we don’t recommend adding a table of content on every article unless all of your articles are really long.

Next, you can scroll down to change the appearance of the table of contents box. From here you can select a theme, adjust width and height, set the font size, or create a custom color scheme for your table of contents box.

Table of contents appearance

After that, you need to go to the Advanced settings section. The default options would work for most websites, but you can review these options to see if you would like to adjust anything.

Advanced settings for table of contents

Don’t forget to click on the Save Changes button to store these settings.

Adding a Table of Contents to WordPress Posts or Pages

Unless you have disabled the auto-insertion, the plugin will now automatically start adding a table of contents to posts based on settings you chose earlier. You can also manage the settings on a post by post basis.

On the post edit screen, you will notice a new section to add and manage the table of contents for your post.

Table of contents settings in posts

In this section, you can disable auto-insert option for the table of contents on this post specifically. You can also define which heading level to use for the table items.

Note: If you change any setting in this box, then it will override the global settings for this specific post / page.

Once you have written the article with multiple headings, you can simply preview it to see the Table of Contents in action.

Table of contents box

The table of contents will appear just above the first heading in your article. Your readers can click on links and jump to the section they want to read.

We hope this article helped you learn how to create a table of contents in WordPress posts and pages. You may also want to see our guide on how to appear in Google answer boxes with your WordPress site to get more search traffic.

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