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The Vishnu "Chardhams" i.e Rameswaram (the place where Lord Vishnu takes bath), Badrinath ( the place of meditation) Puri ( the place of dining) Dwaraka (where the Lord retires) are very sacred to Hindus. Of all these Dhams, Puri is considered a holy place of Supreme importance.
56 types of Prasads are offered to the Lord in Puri temple which becomes Mahaprasad offer again being offered to Maa Vimala, the Shakti. The offerings are Gopala Vallabh Bhog (8:30 am), Sakala Dhupa (10 am), Bhoga Mandap Dhupa (11 am), Madhyana Dhupa (12.30 pm), Sandhya Dhupa (7 pm) and Bada Singara Bhoga (11 pm).
Sankudi Mahaprasad which consists of Rice preparations, dal, vegetables, sweet and sanu (Khuta) preparations are available to devotees on payment and prior intimation to the temple in Hyderabad temple.
The Sukhila Prasads consisting of Khaja and Gaja of this temple are very popular amongst the devotees at Hyderabad. These sweet meals are available across the counter inside the temple premises and are nominally priced.
Prasad is also distributed to devotees free of cost after morning and evening aratis and on special occasions by the temple management.
Partaking Mahaprasad, having Darshan of the Lord and offering of gift to God are considered sacred and redeems the devotees.
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CalculusSingle Variable Calculus: Early Transcendentals, Volume IBetween 0°C and 30°C, the volume V (in cubic centimeters) of 1 kg of water at a temperature T is given approximately by the formula V = 999.87 − 0.06426 T + 0.0085043 T 2 − 0.0000679 T 3 Find the temperature at which water has its maximum density.
Between 0°C and 30°C, the volume V (in cubic centimeters) of 1 kg of water at a temperature T is given approximately by the formula V = 999.87 − 0.06426 T + 0.0085043 T 2 − 0.0000679 T 3 Find the temperature at which water has its maximum density.
4.1 Maximum And Minimum Values4.2 The Mean Value Theorem4.3 How Derivatives Affect The Shape Of A Graph4.4 Indeterminate Forms And L'hospital's Rule4.5 Summary Of Curve Sketching4.6 Graphing With Calculus And Calculators4.7 Optimization Problems4.8 Newton's Method4.9 AntiderivativesChapter Questions
Between 0°C and 30°C, the volume V (in cubic centimeters) of 1 kg of water at a temperature T is given approximately by the formula
V = 999.87 − 0.06426 T + 0.0085043 T 2 − 0.0000679 T 3
Find the temperature at which water has its maximum density.
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Q: Making multiple of the same components using different props generating unexpected results Below is the code I am having trouble with, the goal is to add a room to the beginning of the list.
 render(){
         return(
            <>
 this.state.Rooms.map((room,i)=>

 {room.length}  {room.width}

                        <Room  length={room.length} width ={room.width}/>

                    )
</>
}

The output of displaying 3 rooms like this is as follows
37 1

This is a room, it has a length of 35 and a width of 1

36 1

This is a room, it has a length of 35 and a width of 1

35 1

This is a room, it has a length of 35 and a width of 1

It should be
37 1

This is a room, it has a length of 37 and a width of 1

36 1

This is a room, it has a length of 36 and a width of 1

35 1

This is a room, it has a length of 35 and a width of 1

The array is populated using the code
        let newRooms = [];
        newRooms.push({length:this.state.StreetNumber,width:1});
        this.state.Rooms.forEach((room)=>
          newRooms.push(room)
        )

        this.setState((state)=>({
                        Rooms: newRooms
        }));

Why is this happening?

A: Don't put components into state, it can result in confusing behavior and convoluted code, like what you're encountering here. Instead, put primitives, objects, and arrays into state, and then in the render method, transform that into the required JSX.
Here, it looks like the best approach would be to have an array of objects, where each object has a StreetNumber property and a width property.
this.setState({
  rooms: [
    { StreetNumber: 35, width: 1 },
    { StreetNumber: 36, width: 1 },
    { StreetNumber: 37, width: 1 },
  ]
});

And then you can render it:
render() {
  return (

      { this.state.rooms.map(({ StreetNumber, width }) => (
          <Room {...{ StreetNumber, width }} />
      )}

  );
};

Or something along those lines.
To add a room to the state and to what's rendered, just do something like
this.setState({
  rooms: [...this.state.rooms, { StreetNumber: 38, width: 1 }]
});

Live demo:

const Room = ({ StreetNumber }) =>
{StreetNumber}

class App extends React.Component {
    state = { rooms: [] }
    render() {
        return (

            {this.state.rooms.map(({ StreetNumber, width }) => (
                <Room {...{ StreetNumber, width }} />
            ))}
            <button onClick={() => this.setState({
                rooms: [...this.state.rooms, { StreetNumber: 38, width: 1 }]
            })}>add room</button>

);
  }
}

ReactDOM.render(<App />, document.querySelector('.react'));

A: The following code has to be added to the Room component
    componentWillReceiveProps(props) {
        this.setState({ length : props.length , width : props.width });
      }

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Home At Large A big gamble
A big gamble
Doug Cabral
There is a scrim of highly detailed statutory language and a trail of legal opinions and court holdings stretching back 30 years, all of them pretending to be the last word that settles the question of whether the Wampanoag Tribe may open a gambling parlor on its property in Aquinnah. These opinions, whether conjured by a lawyer in a federal bureaucracy's office of legal counsel or handed down from the bench, carom across the geography of the issue of Indian sovereignty, as it pertains particularly to gambling. But, after all, if the Wampanoag tribe begins to develop a gambling enterprise on its Aquinnah land, the question will not finally be settled until the United States Supreme Court says it's settled.
Last Thursday, a few days before the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) decided whether to change its leadership, Cheryl Andrews-Maltais was nice enough to write a description of her persistent efforts to get her tribe admitted into the fraternity of Indian gaming enterprises.
"I had a very nice call with Governor [Deval] Patrick this morning. He was so gracious. We spoke very briefly about our respective perspectives and that he was committed to having intergovernmental engagement, not only on this issue [gambling] but also moving forward on other issues we face. I truly appreciated him reaching out, and I was grateful for the opportunity for us to finally speak. I'm looking forward to continuing to develop a stronger relationship with the state." The governor apparently knows how to deliver a gracious stiff arm to a pesky office seeker.
Ms. Andrews-Maltais added several self-congratulating words she hoped would attract voters to her reelection bid, but what strikes one about her note is the gulf that remains between the Wampanoag tribe's gambling goal — a key plank in her reelection platform — and the state government's aversion to the tribe's interests. Like so much else in this saga, gambling dreams seem built on sand or on clay cliffs, not bedrock. Anyhow, Ms. Andrews-Maltais's record of accomplishments and her gambling ambitions are moot, because her opponent, Tobias Vanderhoop, won the election.
If you've the patience for it, wander with me along the trail that began 30 years ago Friday, when the Wampanoag tribe, the town of (then) Gay Head, the non-resident taxpayers of Gay Head, settled their long litigation. Both Congress and Massachusetts had to implement the terms of that Settlement Agreement in legislation, which they did. The federal recognition of the Wampanoag tribe and then Congressional passage of the Wampanoag Settlement Act followed.
The state law embodying the Settlement Agreement says that, "Except as provided in this act, all laws, statutes and bylaws of the Commonwealth, the town of Gay Head, and any other properly constituted legal body, shall apply to all settlement lands and any other lands owned now or at any time in the future by the tribal council or any successor organization."
In 1988, Congress passed the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act (IGRA) to define the authority Indian tribes had over their gambling ventures. As regards the Settlement Act, the question was whether IGRA superseded or otherwise impaired the specific terms of the settlement. If it did, gambling on Indian lands in Aquinnah would be subject to the cooperating jurisdictions of tribe and state. Aquinnah's rules would not govern.
A letter written in September of 1997, by Michael J. Anderson, the acting Assistant Secretary of the Interior, distinguishes between the obligations incumbent on the Wampanoag tribe, under the terms of the Settlement Agreement and the subsequent legislative and Congressional acts that embodied those terms, and the IGRA also, should the tribe decide to begin a gambling venture in Fall River, on land taken into trust for the tribe by the Secretary of the Interior. There, the governance would be joint, Mr. Anderson concluded, between the tribe and the state of Massachusetts.
On the Indian lands of Gay Head, it was different. The Anderson letter acknowledges that the settlement agreement grants jurisdiction over Indian lands in Gay Head to the state and local jurisdictions, that is, the town of (now) Aquinnah.
In 2012, a dispute arose between the tribe and the town over a shack, built on the Wampanoag tribe's Cook Lands, without a town development permit. Ron Rappaport, Aquinnah town counsel then and now, examined the long record of the agreement, the acts of the legislature and Congress, and the legal disputes, and he reminded the Aquinnah selectmen in a letter that the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts ultimately held that "… the tribe expressly memorialized a waiver of its sovereign immunity, with respect to municipal zoning and enforcement, by agreeing in paragraph three of the Settlement Agreement to hold its land, including the Cook Lands, in the same manner and subject to the same laws, as any other Massachusetts corporation."
Mr. Rappaport concluded that "the tribe has no authority to conduct gaming activities in Aquinnah."
Remember the 1997 opinion written by Mr. Anderson, the acting Assistant Secretary of the Department of the Interior, the one that distinguished between Wampanoag tribe gambling enterprises on Indian Lands in Aquinnah (Gay Head) and doing the gambling on property acquired in Fall River. Now comes the Department of the Interior, in August 2013, this time the office of the solicitor of the department, Michael J. Berrigan, associate solicitor for the Division of Indian Affairs. Mr. Berrigan has a very different take on the issue. He writes, "It is this office's opinion that the Settlement Act did not divest the tribe of jurisdiction over the Settlement Lands and, therefore, the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act (IGRA) applies to such lands. Further, IGRA impliedly repealed portions of the Settlement Act related to gaming."
The straw argument that Mr. Berrigan fells several acres of trees to rebut is, he says, that the Settlement Act and the federal and state legislation that implemented its terms, prohibited gambling on Indian Lands in Aquinnah. Of course, it prohibited nothing specifically, including gambling. Rather, it required the Wampanoag tribe to observe state and local laws in whatever the tribe wanted to do — including, although Mr. Berrigan scampered around the Mass SJC decision on point, to build a shack.
Finally, there is the opinion promulgated by Eric Shepard, acting General Counsel to the National Indian Gaming Commission (NIGC) and celebrated by the former chairman of the Wampanoag tribe. Mr. Shepard concludes that IGRA does apply to the Aquinnah Indian lands that belong to the tribe. That's so, he finds, because the tribe has "sufficient legal jurisdiction" over its settlement lands, although it does not have exclusive jurisdiction.
Mr. Shepard quotes Mr. Berrigan, who concluded that the Wampanoag tribe exercises governmental power over its lands, a must under the IGRA, because the tribe "is responsible for providing a full range of services to the tribe's members, including education, health and recreation, public safety and law enforcement, public utilities, natural resources management, economic development, and community assistance" on the tribe's Aquinnah lands. Mr. Shepard did not understand that most of these services are actually furnished by the town of Aquinnah or other Island providers.
Summing up, in this corner Mr. Shepard (NIGC) and Mr. Berrigan (Department of the Interior). In the other corner, Mr. Anderson (also from the Department of the Interior) and Ron Rappaport, Aquinnah town counsel and the only one of these gentlemen who has actually litigated issues related to Wampanoag sovereignty — successfully for the town, and by extension the Island, one should add.
Oh, I've left out the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts, which has explicitly upheld the jurisdictional claims of the town of Aquinnah and the state of Massachusetts.
This is a roly-poly pudding of opinion, bureaucratic tension — much of it within the same department of the federal government — and a community in search of a payoff. The outcome? Well, it's a gamble.
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Baramulla Terror Attack: Militants Attack Army Camp, One Jawan Martyred
by Suchismita Biswas - October 3, 2016 0
Kashmir's soil shaken up at last night when the terrorists attacked Army and Border Security Force (BSF) camps. They killed one jawan and another army man was in critical condition.
The terrorists were four in the number and the gun battle continued for two hours. After that, they fled away. The security forces started search for them and the Baramulla highway which leads to Handwara has been cordoned off.
The two militants were also killed during the heavy firing, though the report was unconfirmed. The other two managed to run away from the spot.
At about 10:30 pm on Sunday they attacked the two army camps in two groups; Army's 46 Rashtriya Rifles camp and the adjoining BSF camp, Baramulla. This leading to a heavy gun battle.
After the two hours gun battle, the Army said that the situation was under control. The terrorists somehow managed to enter the boundary of the BSF camp. The Army and the BSF started firing when they entered into the border.
It was suspected that the terrorists entered India across the Jhelum river.
The martyred and the injured soldiers were from the 40th battalion of the BSF. They were identified as Constable Nitin who was martyred and the injured named Constable Pulwinder.
Colonel Rajesh Kalia, a representative for the Srinagar based XV corps said that the terrorists targeted the army camp at Jabanzpora, Baramulla.
Last week on September 29, the Indian Army conducted surgical strikes on the terror launch pad across the LoC in Pakistan. After that an emergency security alert was issued in Jammu and Kashmir. In spite of that high alert, the terrorists infiltrated and attacked the army camp.
The BSF DG KK Sharma briefed the whole incident to Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh and the National Security adviser.
Before this, the militants have never succeeded to attack the 46 R R Camp in Kashmir's 27 years of insurgency.
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When you've got a family, it's one of your biggest wishes for them all to remain happy and healthy. You might not know it, or be able to control it, but each member of your family will have their own levels of health, from your husband to your youngest child. Everyone's health needs will be different. Sometimes, you may need to cater to everyone different, especially if one of you has an illness or allergy. But in general, you should be able to approach your family's health with a one size fits all approach.
By trying to tackle health individually, you might be taking up time that could be allocated to other family members. Instead, you can work on all staying happy and healthy together, as a group. If the idea of being a family that works on their health together, and works out together, appeal to you, hopefully, these handy steps that can be applied to all areas of your life, will help you to get started.
First up, you're going to want to make sure that you're all eating well. Some people choose to serve different meals at dinner time, but that only creates more work for you. You could also be encouraging fussy eating when you allow your children to choose. Instead, you want to work on all eating well together. If you want your family to eat better, then you might need to take it one step at a time, by introducing new foods and allowing your children to prepare or cook with you, so they are more interested in what they eat.
You're probably also going to want to lead by example when it comes to both healthy eating and exercise too. It would be very hypocritical of you to expect your spouse and children to do it if you weren't doing it too. So, you're going to want to work on getting fit and healthy too. Stock up on organic, healthy foods and find a workout that suits you. You can find spinning bike reviews and workout plans online that can help you to decide.
When you think about being healthy, it's more than just eating well and exercising. You're going to want to make sure that your entire family is healthy all round. When you start to think about holistic health, it's important that you cover off mental health too. Plus, when you start to address mental health openly and honestly, you'll be teaching your children not to be afraid of it, and to talk to you when things are wrong.
Thinking holistically also means that you need to be covering off other areas of your family's health. It's especially important for your children too. For example, you might find that they lack concentration and focus, or you want to work on improving it. Then, you could think about ensuring they have enough Omega 3 or fish oils in their diet - whether that's through food or supplements. Being healthy doesn't always point directly at diet and exercise, but brain function too.
To benefit all areas of your family's lives, you're going to want to ensure that everyone gets enough sleep. Children don't always understand this, but it's so important that they each get the right amount of sleep for them. But, it's also important for you too. If you want to be happier and healthier, as well as set a good example for your children, you're going to want to work on getting at least seven or eight hours of sleep per night.
When you're a working Mom, you can find that you're so busy and it can be hard to get everything done on time, let alone try to keep everyone healthy and happy. Alongside work, your daily chores and raising a family, you're going to want to make sure that you schedule in some fun. But not any kind of fun, active fun. It might be something you save for the weekends when you've got a bit more time, but being active will help you all to stay healthy and have a lot of fun as a family too.
As you're raising a family, you're going to want to make sure that you're encouraging your children to be well-rounded. Not only do you want them to be happy and healthy, but you also want them to know right from wrong and be good people. Kindness goes a long way, and it can be taught if it doesn't come naturally. You can improve your children's overall levels of wellbeing by doing activities like volunteering and charity work, to show them how to be grateful and give back. In fact, it's a rewarding and emotionally healthy task for you all.
Health is more than the medical side, it's about being a happy person on the inside, and channeling a healthy mentality. You might do really well with eating and exercising when it comes to your children, but it's vital that you show the same levels of proficiency with their emotional and creative health too. If they need a place to learn out of school, why not make it creative and fun? Make a space where you can work together, encourage them creatively and feel super productive.
Sometimes, you can find that you have an incredibility healthy and balanced routine down when you're at home. You have a system and it works. But, as soon as you're out of the routine for any reason, it all gets forgotten. It can happen when you go on vacation. But it doesn't have to. You can actually enjoy a happy vacation the healthy way. Why not head out into nature, or find a location abroad that can facilitate your needs for a balanced lifestyle? Just because you're going away, it doesn't mean that your health priorities have to be on pause.
And finally, let's talk about that routine. You might not know it, but you could have just gotten yourself into a killer routine that works. If that's the case, then you need to write it down, hang it up where everyone can see it, and stick to it. It's important that your entire family has a routine, and not just your children. That way, you'll all know your responsibilities when are where, and be able to enjoy a healthy balanced lifestyle as a result.


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Q: Не удается создать массив объектов в классе C++ Вот фрагмент класса игрока.
Динамический массив типа string создается без ошибок, а вот при создании массива экземпляров класса Weapon программа не компилируется. Почему?
Интересно еще то, что при попытке удалить из динамической памяти массив Weapon*, программа говорит, что Weapon* не является указателем, однако массив string успешно удаляет.
class Player
{
private:
    std::string*                inventory = new string[10];
    Weapon*                     weapons = new Weapon[10];
public:
    ~Player ()
    {
        cout << "Объект " << this << " успешно уничтожен!" << endl;
        delete[] inventory;
        delete[] weapons;
        inventory = nullptr;
        weapons = nullptr;
    }

Вот, собственно, класс Weapon :
class Weapon {
private:
    std::string model;
    unsigned int shootsPerTime = 1; // SPT
    int damage;
public:
    void SetModel(std::string model)
    {
        this->model = model;
    }
    std::string GetModel()
    {
        return model;
    }
    void SetShootsPerTime(unsigned int spt)
    {
        shootsPerTime = spt;
    }
    unsigned int GetShootsPerTime()
    {
        return shootsPerTime;
    }
    void SetDamage(int damage)
    {
        this->damage = damage;
    }
    int GetDamage()
    {
        return damage;
    }
};

A: Добавил using namespace std;
Разместил определение класса Weapon перед Player
Добавил элементарную тестовую функцию test в класс Player.
#include <string>
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

class Weapon {
private:
  std::string model;
  unsigned int shootsPerTime = 1; // SPT
  int damage;

public:
  void SetModel(std::string model) { this->model = model; }
  std::string GetModel() { return model; }
  void SetShootsPerTime(unsigned int spt) { shootsPerTime = spt; }
  unsigned int GetShootsPerTime() { return shootsPerTime; }
  void SetDamage(int damage) { this->damage = damage; }
  int GetDamage() { return damage; }
};

class Player {
private:
  std::string *inventory = new string[10];
  Weapon *weapons = new Weapon[10];

public:
  ~Player() {
     cout << "Объект " << this << " успешно уничтожен!" << endl;
    delete[] inventory;
    delete[] weapons;
    inventory = nullptr;
    weapons = nullptr;
  }

  void test()
  {
    weapons[0].SetShootsPerTime(1000);

    std::cout << weapons[0].GetShootsPerTime() << std::endl;
  }
};

int main()
{
  Player someone;

  someone.test();
}

более менее работает:
❯ g++ -o test test.cpp
❯ ./test
1000
Объект 0x7ffc91ae5e10 успешно уничтожен!


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Comnpany gives a helping hand to keep village tidy as part of World Cleanup Day
Smurfitt Kappa workers volunteered their services to Wimblington Street Pride for a litter pick. Picture; FENLAND COUNCIL
A Fenland company that specialises in packaging offered 12 volunteers to join a village street pride group for a litter pick on World Cleanup Day.
March based Smurfit Kappa joined forces with the Wimblington Street Pride to pick litter from the war memorial playing field.
The location was chosen following a suggestion by a member of the public. A litter pick in the village was also undertaken in order to cover a larger area.
Councillor Peter Murphy, Fenland District Council's portfolio holder for environment, said: "It's great to see a local employer join forces with our committed volunteers and we really appreciate their support. A few hours of hard work has really made a difference to the local area and has also made a valuable contribution to the world-wide cleanup effort."
World Cleanup Day began in Estonia in 2008. It now takes place across 180 countries worldwide and is supported by 20 million volunteers.
The Wimblington Street Pride group formed in 2018 and new volunteers are always welcome.
More information can be found on their Facebook page by searching 'Wimblington Street Pride Group'.


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Douglass Elementary PTO-SIT Inc.
Our goal is to raise money for paraeducator salaries, school materials, and student support! Your donation is 100% tax deductible and all funds raised on this site will be used at our school!
New Douglass Wall
Douglass Elementary PTO-SIT Inc.
info@douglasselementarypto.org
douglasselementarypto.org
Douglass PTO strives to support the well-rounded education of children in Douglass Elementary School, to improve the quality of education and the total school environment by supporting and funding the academic and environmental goals set forth by the School Accountability Committee, to serve in an advisory capacity to the principal of Douglass, and to work in a collaborative forum with the principal and staff to facilitate effective site-based management.
We work to raise funds through fund-raising activities that shall be used for educational projects and other educational activities for Douglass' students, faculty and staff.
We act as a coordinating body, for all members of the PTO who would like to volunteer their time at Douglass, and to provide a structure for communication among students, parents, faculty, staff, administrators and member of the community.
What if you could donate cash today to PTO and know that 100% of your money is used by the school? We think this sounds like an amazing idea.
As state and local school budgets shrink, our PTO budget must compensate. The Douglass Elementary PTO's funding goal for this campaign is $80,000! If every parent donated an average of $200 for each of their students at Douglass, then we would reach our goal.
Your donation:
--100% supports the teachers and students (minus fees)
--100% tax-deductible
But let's be honest here: Not having to sell wrapping paper? PRICELESS
This school year, the Douglass Elementary PTO won't be asking you or your students to sell wrapping paper, candles, or candy. Instead, we are asking you to invest in our teachers and students by donating online (and to share our campaign with your friends and families too).
If we can meet our fundraising goal, here is what our PTO will do for our school:
-- Pay over 2/3 of our Paraeducators' salaries
-- Provide teacher appreciation all year
-- Provide funding for student events, materials, and clubs
-- Fund technology licenses and classroom startup costs
-- Support school requests as they come up throughout the year.
With most catalog fund raisers, only 20% to 40% of the proceeds go to the school. By donating online, you ensure that your tax-deductible donation goes directly to the teachers and students. We can more than quadruple the amount of funds that will support field trips, school events, classroom projects, and in-school educational programs.
Please donate today and share our campaign link with family, friends, co-workers, neighbors. You can pay online today securely and easily. (Just click Donate Now and then choose "Nonprofit's Discretion" from the drop-down menu on the payment screen.)
Some company's will also match your monetary donation. Is your company one of them?
"My donation to Douglass PTO goes straight to the school and is spent on things that directly benefit my child. They work hard to spend carefully, and have the best interest of the children in mind."


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List of all 5G smartphones coming in 2019
By Bisma Fayyaz
The era of 5G is upon us, and all the smartphone brands are rushing over to help us frog leap into the future with the help of their new 5G smartphones.
The next fifth generation technology is still in trial basis and won't be available commercially before 2020, and thus even if you manage to experience it somewhere in the world, it won't be able to offer its full potential earlier than 2023. But that hasn't stopped us from seeking out the new 5G smartphones that are available or are coming in 2019.
To help you quench the thirst of curiosity, we have compiled the list of all 5G smartphones that have been announced, available, or are coming in the market before the end of this year.
Before the 5G rollout, although expensive, these are just the ordinary smartphones which will run on any 4G network.
5G Smartphones Announced in 2019
Samsung's first 5G phone comes with the name of Galaxy S10 5G and is a pretty powerful device which comes with Exynos 9820 chipset coupled with 8GB RAM and 256GB or 512GB of internal storage.
It packs a 4500mAh battery under the hood which is higher than the 3400mAh battery present in the standard Galaxy S10. It is also bigger in size and features 6.7 inches of QHD AMOLED display and comes with two front-facing cameras including 10MP lens and TOF sensor.
At the back, we get a triple camera set up same as the Galaxy S10 featuring 12 MP wide lens, 12 MP telephoto lens, and 16 MP ultrawide sensor.
At the time of launch, the 256GB variant was priced at $1,299/£1,099 while the 512GB model came with the price tag of $1,399.
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Huawei Mate X is not only the company's first 5G phone but is also the very first foldable phone by the Chinese smartphone maker. It was launched at MWC 2019, and its arrival in the market has been postponed from June to September 2019 as the company is trying to be cautious after Samsung's Galaxy Fold humiliation.
It comes with a big 8-inch OLED display which when folded in half gives you 6.6 inches of the screen on one side and 6.4 inches of the screen on the other. The device is powered by Kirin 980 chipset and features 8GB RAM and 512 GB of storage.
It features a triple camera setup and packs a massive 4500mAh battery under the hood. All in all the Huawei Mate X is one of the exciting devices of 2019 and will be priced at €2,299 which was announced at the time of the launch.
OnePlus also announced its first 5G smartphone this year named OnePlus 7 Pro 5G which apart from its capability to connect with the 5G network has the same specifications as the standard One Plus 7 Pro.
The device comes with 6.67 inches of AMOLED display and is powered by Qualcomm SDM855 Snapdragon 855 chipset coupled with 6GB/8GB/12GB of RAM and 128GB/256GB of internal storage.
For selfies, it features a motorized 16MP selfie camera for users while there is a triple camera setup including 48MP main lens, 8MP telephoto lens and 16MP ultrawide sensor at the back.
OnePlus 7 pro 5G packs a 4000mAh battery, and its price without the carrier contract has yet to be revealed.
Another worthy addition to the list of 5G smartphones launched in 2019 is none other than OPPO Reno 5G. The smartphone was announced in May and is part of the company's new Reno lineup which is built to offer premium flagship phones.
The device comes with 6.6 inches of AMOLED display and features Qualcomm SDM855 Snapdragon 855 chipset under the hood along with 8GB RAM and 256GB of internal storage.
It comes with motorized 16MP shark fin selfie camera at the front while the users get a triple camera setup including 48MP main lens, 13MP telephoto lens, and 16MP ultrawide sensor at the back.
The smartphone packs a 4065mAh battery and will cost €899, price announced at the tie of the launch.
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At MWC 2019, LG unveiled its first 5G smartphone named LG V50 ThinQ 5G to the world. It is almost a foldable phone as it comes with what the company calls a Dual Screen accessory which helps you to attach a second display.
The smartphone comes with 6.4-inch QHD+ OLED display and is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 chipset coupled with 6GB RAM and 128GB of internal storage.
It comes with triple rear cameras including 12MP primary lens, a 12MP telephoto lens and a 16MP ultra-wide sensor at the back while at the front we get a combination of an 8MP standard lens and a 5MP wide-angle lens for selfies.
The device packs a 400mAh battery and comes with military-grade drop protection. The phone has been launched with the price tag of 1,199,000 Won (~ £810 or $1,055).
Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 5G was officially unveiled at MWC 2019 and featured a 6.39-inch FHD+ AMOLED display. It is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 chipset coupled with 6GB RAM and 64/128GB of internal storage.
In the camera department, we get the dual 12MP main lens and 12MP telephoto senor at the back while at the front there is a sliding dual 24MP main camera and 2MP depth sensor for selfies.
It has a slightly lower battery capacity, 3800mAh, as compared to the other phones on the list of 5G smartphones and its price starts from £520, which was revealed at the time of the launch.
Mate 20 X 5G is another 5G smartphone from Huawei which is actually an upgraded version of the last year's Huawei Mate 20 X smartphone which now has 5G capabilities. Unlike Mate X, this device has a simple 7.2 inches of OLED display which does not fold and is thus less expensive.
The smartphone is powered by Kirin 980 chipset coupled with 6GB RAM and 128GB of internal storage. It has triple Leica cameras at the back, including 40MP main lens, 8MP telephoto lens, and 20MP ultrawide sensor. For selfies, there is a 24MP shooter at the front which resides inside the dewdrop notch.
The phone packs a 4200mAh battery and will be available in the second half of the year.
5G Smartphones Yet to Arrive in 2019
Samsung has not yet confirmed the existence of Galaxy Note 10 5G device but the CEO of U.S. telecom network Verizon, Hans Vestberg has recently stated that "the Note and the Galaxy coming this year will both have 5G," which gives us hope about the smartphone. Also, many reports indicate that two 5G variants of Galaxy Note 10 are coming this fall.
While this is hardly a piece of surprising news, because many in the tech world already predicted the 5G support in Samsung's upcoming flagship phones, it is still a welcome confirmation which makes us excited to know that another device from the South Korean smartphone maker will be capable of tapping into the amazingly fast new network speeds.
The Chinese smartphone maker has officially confirmed the upcoming Huawei Mate 30 5G variant and the device will be coming in December 2019.
Previously, a senior Huawei exec, Mr. Ji, while talking about the possibility of 5G smartphones, said, "We have two flagship products. In March, we have the P series, and in October, we have the Mate series. So it will depend on how the chipset develops because the 5G needs high power consumption."
Huawei is at the forefront of the 5G revolution, and as we didn't get a P30 Pro 5G variant, we can expect the arrival of Huawei Mate 30 5G before the end of this year.
Honor 5G smartphone
Honor will be launching its first 5G smartphone this year, a news which was confirmed by George Zhao, the President of Honor himself.
Indeed, Zhao is so confident in Honor's 5G plan that he also confirmed that the Chinese smartphone maker would be first to market with its 5G device, too. Well, the first comer ship has definitely sailed, but we are looking to see how the brand known for its affordability will price its 5G smartphone.
No details about the Honor 5G smartphone have yet been revealed, but the rumors suggest that the handset is going to arrive in the second half of 2019.
Vivo introduced its first-ever 5G smartphone at MWC Shanghai 2019 which will be commercially available in the third quarter of 2019. Currently, we don't know much about the specs of the upcoming smartphone.
The Chinese smartphone maker also introduced a range of 5G applications, including 5G Cloud Game, 5G Screen Mirroring, and 5G EasyShare and many more smart life scenarios based on the 5G network and smartphones.
Sony has confirmed that it will make a 5G smartphone, but only when the next fifth generation technology will roll out. The company hasn't made any specific claims yet, however, there are rumors that it could be Sony Xperia 2 which will be coming in the fall of 2019 or the company's first foldable phone whose launch date is unconfirmed.
Recently, a new rumor has started to pop-up, which is hinting towards a third 5G smartphone by Samsung, which will be launched as Galaxy A90. Since it is part of the Galaxy A series, we can assume that it will be affordable than Galaxy S10 5G and the upcoming Galaxy Note 10 5G.
We do not know much about the device other than the recent rumor and can expect its arrival before the end of 2019.


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Correspondent Sebastian Walker travels to Venezuela to portray how a polarized society is split in half over its political future, while trying to survive an economic debacle. However, as a Venezuelan who watched the preview, I could only ask myself which Venezuela is he actually portraying?
Walker starts off by visiting a Labor Day Chavista rally. With skeptical faces, supporters hear Maduro's words, maybe in an attempt to convince themselves that the revolution is on the right path, even with Hugo Chávez now absent.
While Maduro's popularity has continued to sink, students and other members of the opposition have led massive protests that have taken the country by storm. Chronic food shortages and inflation are the driving factors for the protesters' discontent. Walker, however, points out how the poor are somehow fine with it when he visits one of the biggest slums in the country, Petare.
Rather than gloss over the crisis, it would have been more interesting to explore how state-owned markets and subsidized food have made the poor even more vulnerable and dependent on government aid. The subsidies and welfare policies that Chavismo has fostered have tried to "protect" the poor from the severe harms of inflation, at least with food and other basic supplies, and at the same time, dissuade them from taking the streets.
It's also a shame that during this "investigative" documentary, the peaceful protests are somehow reduced to a small group of radicals that randomly set fire to bus stations and police units. Even though numerous NGO's, political parties, and news outlets have shared many photos and videos that show the authorities' participation as agent provocateurs in otherwise peaceful rallies, Walker says it has just "been difficult" to find that evidence. Why didn't Walker contact Foro Penal, the main NGO that has been reporting all the human rights violations during the protests?
In the documentary, Walker characterizes the protests as an "excuse" to oust Maduro from power. However, he ignores compelling motives such as politically driven repression, a lack of freedom of speech, corruption in a biased justice system, and partisanship of institutions. These fundamental problems have kept anyone in opposition excluded for many years.
Even though this national wave of protests started in the city of San Cristóbal, Táchira, the program solely focuses on a small group that confronts security forces in a specific part of Caracas — a very narrow view of a wide and deep problem. In order to understand what is really going on on the streets of Venezuela, the correspondent should have visited other important cities, aside from the capital, where mayors have been arbitrarily arrested for not repressing the protests, students have been raped while being detained for protesting, and the mass demonstrations have gone far beyond wealthy neighborhoods.
Curiously enough, Al Jazeera correspondent Andy Gallacher, who came to Venezuela in March of this year, achieved a much deeper analysis on the matter.
"If you go somewhere like San Cristóbal, it's an entirely different picture. About everyone in this city is out on the streets and it's almost entirely anti-government. It would be too much of a broad brush sweep to say that these people are little rich kids down on the streets trying to cause trouble, it's a far deeper problem than that," Gallacher explains.
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Walker then goes to 23 de Enero, a colectivo's headquarters, where they show kids playing baseball while adults happily eat soup. This attempt to make it seem as if these pro-government groups are all unarmed and want peace comes across as simply naïve to me.
During the episode, Walker walks through the streets of 23 de enero, where walls are covered with graffiti and paintings that read "Juancho Vive" (Juancho lives). Juan Montoya, also known as "Juancho," was a police officer who also served as a leader for one of these colectivos, and was murdered in the events of February 12.
During his interview, the community representative assures that Juancho won't be forgotten, and explains how his legacy will continue.
It's interesting to point out that the "legacy" that these "peaceful" colectivos say they will protect is in fact far from peaceful. In an article released last April 2013 by Al Jazeera itself, correspondent Chris Arsenault talks with the same Juan Montoya, who explained the role the colectivos should have in Chávez's revolution.
"Violence is a tool," he said to Al Jazeera. "It's going to be seen as something good or bad depending on your interests." These words were said, after assuring that they just "wouldn't accept" an electoral victory from the opposition in the near future.
But beyond what Juancho said, the article includes strong remarks from a former officer with Venezuelan military intelligence that put into question the images shown in Fault Lines.
No wonder Venezuelan and international human rights organizations have accused those same groups of instigating violence during the protests. It has been proved that these armed groups engage in repression right alongside the authorities to "protect" the revolution in the poorest slums of Caracas. And they get away with this because they support the regime.
The fact that Al Jazeera's own reporting was conveniently left out of the documentary shows how superficial the analysis was. The failure of institutions in taking control of these slums, where the law of the strongest prevails, or in this case, the law of the colectivos, is an important part of the criticisms put forwards by the opposition, and at the same time, left out in the episode.
Unfortunately, Fault Lines missed an opportunity, as they have produced what is far from an investigative documentary. In an attempt to do "unbiased" reporting, the program fails to inquire beyond the testimonials, and tragically falls into the classic journalist's trap. In the end, Al Jazeera portrays exactly what Maduro's regime wants to sell: radical small protests led by violent groups, an opposition averse to dialogue, while pro-government and allegedly unarmed community colectivos only want peace.