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The Galaxy Z Fold 4 is only a few months old, but reports about what’s in store for Samsung’s next foldable are already emerging. The Galaxy Z Fold 5 may have a slot for storing Samsung’s S Pen stylus, suggests a report from Korean news outlet The Elec, an addition that would make it more useful as a note taking device. It would be a small but important change that addresses one of the Z Fold 4’s shortcomings and cements its place as a successor to the now-extinct Galaxy Note family.

The Galaxy Note debuted in 2011 and set the stage for today’s large-screened phones in our pockets. Samsung has similar ambitions for its foldables lineup. “Just three years ago, this category didn’t even exist,” TM Roh, president and head of Samsung’s mobile experience business, said during the company’s August keynote before announcing the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Flip 4. “Now we are leading it into the mainstream.”

While The Elec’s report doesn’t outright say the Z Fold 5 will have an S Pen slot, it suggests that is being heavily considered. Samsung reportedly cited the introduction of an S Pen slot as a key challenge that needs to be overcome to make foldable phones more popular, lighter and the crease less noticeable. Addressing such obstacles could be critical considering foldable phones are only expected to account for 1.1% of global smartphone shipments in 2022, according to the International Data Corporation. Samsung also wanted to include

Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi came to Disney Plus on Wednesday, bringing six shorts in the same CGI animated style as The Clone Wars. Three follow legendary Jedi Ahsoka Tano (years before her encounters with The Mandalorian), with the others revealing the backstory of future Sith Lord Count Dooku during his career as a Jedi.

It’s set in the prequel eradecades before the events of original Star Wars movie A New Hope and current live-action show Andor.

The series is written by Clone Wars executive producer Dave Filoniwho’s currently working on the live-action Ahsoka series that’s scheduled to hit Disney Plus next year. He wrote the episodes while flying back and forth to shoot The Mandalorian.

Tales of the Jedi sees Ashley Ecstein return as Ahsoka, having voiced the character since her debut in 2008’s The Clone Wars movie, TV series, follow-up show Rebels and The Rise of Skywalker (Rosario Dawson plays the role in live-action).

In addition to her acting work, she also founded a fandom-focused fashion label Her Universe and voice-guided meditation series Star Wars: Mindful Matters and co-wrote activity, recipe and craft book Star Wars Everyday.

Also back for the shorts is Corey Burton as the voice of Dooku, a role he first played in The Clone Wars video game, which came out exactly 20 years ago Friday. Inspired by the performance of the Sith Lord’s live-action

Clutching a handful of receipts from his last several purchases, my 20-year-old son, Gavin, sat down at the table with me.

“I just want to set up a strategy now, while I’m in school,” he said. “I know money’s tight, but I’ve got some saved and almost no debt.”

Though we’d discussed finances regularly since his junior-high days, this was the first time that he actively wanted to put together a plan for his savings. After reviewing his income and expenses, we did something my parents never would have done with me at that age.

We set him up with an investment account.

Growing up, I never talked with my family about investing. I always assumed it was something that came later, when I had more money to put aside. The idea of ​​investing just a few dollars every week to get started on building compound interest wasn’t on the radar back then.

It’s not entirely their fault. Investing apps didn’t exist, and it was much harder to open an account. These days, my son was able to open a Roth IRA, invest his first $10 and set up a recurring transfer in just 10 minutes, without leaving his room. We also constructed a plan to achieve multiple goals: beefing up his emergency fund until the amount doubled, and then focusing on increasing his weekly investment.

In addition to investing tools, my son has access to money management apps that connect to his bank account and show him where his

This story is part of Amazon Prime DayCNET’s guide to everything you need to know and how to find the best deals.

Amazon’s Prime Early Access Sale officially runs Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 11 and 12, but early deals are already up. Recently added to our favorite October Prime Day deals — which we’re updating in real-time — is the JBL Go 3. Usually selling for $50, the tiny Bluetooth speaker is currently 40% off — just $30. (It occasionally hovers at this price, but we’ve never seen it lower.)

actually, several of JBL’s speakers and headphones are currently on sale, but for me, the Go 3 hits the sweet spot for an impulse purchase. I own it, and it’s one of my favorite gadgets and travel companions. It’s also IPX 67 waterproof, so it’s at home in the shower or by the pool. In fact, I installed a Command Hook by the bathroom sink where it can hang from its durable braided loop. The only two buttons are Bluetooth sync and power — it’s worked flawlessly with any phone, laptop or tablet I’ve ever tried to connect to it.

And the sound? For something that fits in the palm of my hand, I think it sounds great. With a good bit of midrange and even a touch of bass, you actually feel like you’re getting some of that JBL audio DNA that you wouldn’t find in those aforementioned no-name speakers. But don’t trust me: Check out the