Wireless has slowly been taking over the telecommunications industry in the last decade. With the popularity of 5G and long range WiFi, it seems that wireless is a permanent fixture in our industry. It can be hard to keep up with the constant innovation. Here’s our take on what wireless technology is currently at the frontlines of the movement.

Wireless Technology Trends

Wi-Fi is at the center of the wireless movement, as the primary high-performance networking technology for homes and offices. However, recently WiFi has begun to be used in new roles such as radar systems and authentication systems. This advancement is mirrored in the innovation of cellar systems such as 5G, as a cost-effective for high-speed data networking in large sites, such as ports, airports and factories. In the auto industry, we are beginning to see V2X Wireless components that include self-driving cars, wireless phone systems in vehicles, and navigation support. Other forms of popular wireless technologies include:
1. Long-Range Wireless Power
2. Low-Power Wide-Area (LPWA) Networks 3. Wireless Sensing
4. Enhanced Wireless Location Tracking
5. Millimeter Wave Wireless
6. Backscatter Networking
7. Software-Defined Radio (SDR)

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Samsung teased us with hints of the Galaxy S10 prior to their CES Press Conference. While we did not get to see the handset per se, we did hear a lot about the tech under the hood of the S10, including 5G technology and 7nm chipsets.

Samsung marked their 50 year anniversary with two big promises; 2019 will be the year we’ll see the “First 5G Smartphone to be Released”, and they are “the first company to receive FCC approval on… commercial 5G equipment.”

Samsung also committed to putting the power of 5G in consumers’ hands in the first half of 2019. As the S range is normally released in Spring, our bets are on the S10, or the rumoured 4 members of the S10 family (including an ‘ultra-premium’ Plus-branded variant and a cut-price ‘budget’ version), being the first in line for 5G connectivity.

Also at CES 2019 is the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855, the chipset that’s expected to power the Galaxy S10.

Watch the full Samsung CES 2019 Press Conference for yourself:

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