https://wccftech.com/samsung-version-5g-smartphone-codename-bolt/

A lot is already known about the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S10 series, thanks to the rumors flying around but since rumors aren’t always reliable, the folks at XDA Developers have scoured through the latest One UI beta firmware on the Galaxy Note 9 to find more about the Galaxy S10. The analysis, which was made possible because of the JEB Decompiler, helped them unearth a lot of useful information that corroborates earlier reports.

Perhaps the most important discovery is that of a new device codenamed ‘boltq5gvzw’, which is apparently a 5G-ready smartphone meant for Verizon networks in the U.S. It remains to be seen how this device would be different from the alleged non-5G Galaxy S10 Plus. Furthermore, the codename BeyondX was also spotted, but it wasn’t accompanied by the term ‘5G’ so it is unclear if this variant of the Galaxy S10 would be 5G-capable, although some reports do claim that it will indeed be 5G-ready. The BeyondX device is not expected to make a debut until spring, unlike the rest of the Galaxy S10 variants.