Samsung's first foldable smartphone may launch in limited numbers sometime next year, even though no decision has been made regarding the type of foldable design to be employed.
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If supply chain sources are correct, Samsung is aiming for a 5.8-inch "Infinity Display" Galaxy S10, as well as a 6.3-inch S10 Plus, looking fairly similar to the S9 and S9+ on the outside.
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On this week's show: Google is the favorite in the market to buy out light field camera maker Lytro while Huawei is said to be taking a slugging in the US.
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Research and development has been happening for a long time, but foldable displays still aren't at the stage where they can survive three years of the bends.
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A highly advanced 3D sensing solution is reportedly in the works for Samsung's Galaxy S10 (or Galaxy X) next year to go after Face ID speed, security and reliability on the iPhone X.
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One of the renowned analysts who expected Samsung's Galaxy Note 9 to be able to implement in-display fingerprint recognition tech in the first place no longer believes that's the case.
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Nevermind the fact that too much can change within a year's time. The general themes this analyst hits tend to be believable here.
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Keep in mind that as Samsung approaches the tenth iteration of its flagship smartphone series next year that there’s the potential of the foldable phone concept materializing that same year. Coincidence?
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Samsung's long-in-development first foldable smartphone is inching closer and closer to a commercial release, stopping by Vegas recently for a secret demo.
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Samsung probably sold around 320 million smartphones in 2017, and its expectations for 2018 circle that same number as profits become more important than volume.
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Our publication has a wishlist (of sorts) for 2018 — because if it's for Christmas, you're trying way too hard. Will the mobile technology scene conform to our desires? Check out the trends we're looking at.
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Samsung has launched an LTE network dedicated to a railway and is equipping its staff with a special phone to communicate with each other at high speeds. It doesn't fold up.
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The foldable smartphone is inching ever so closer to existence, but as the intel is still quite thin, the nail biting continues.
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More phones that can fold, bend and dance in your hands are coming in the next few years. Are you ready to pay for one? Might want to check the Axon M out.
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Samsung's already mythical first foldable smartphone could still sport an inward-folding design after the fold-out concept has been abandoned.
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