The Galaxy S10 5G Will be Launch With EE and Vodafone

Samsung has just announced a number of partners working with it on 5G, and the Galaxy S10 5G smartphone. While we don't know exactly when the phone will arrive (early summer, is what we've been told), but Samsung confirms it will work with EE and Vodafone's 5G networks. It's not clear whether that means those 5G networks will already be available by the time the phone is released, or whether it will work with O2 and Three's networks when they launch. We'll just have to wait and see.

from gizmodo http://www.gizmodo.co.uk/2019/02/the-galaxy-s10-5g-will-be-launch-with-ee-and-vodafone/

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