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Samsung Foldable Phone: Everything We Know so Far

Samsung has a great plan for us – it’s brand new smartphone. It’s not *just* another smartphone, it’s a foldable phone. We all have heard of them years now, but the company has finally taken a chance with regards to this innovation. The new phone is expected to appear at the annual Samsung Developer Conference. There are many rumors out there about the size of the device – will it has the size of a smartphone or of a tablet? Will it be great enough for the audience? People won’t know for sure until they’ll see it. And they might have to wait a bit for that.

The phone might be called Galaxy F or X. however, right now, people refer to it as the foldable phone from Samsung – just at least until it’s released officially.

What about its name?

There are many names out there on the lists that are coming out for this certain smartphone. However, the release date is close, and there are some things you should know about the name of the foldable device. There are numerous rumors out there, but it seems that the phone will finally get its name, just in time for the release.

What about its release date?

They are planning on beginning the mass production of the Infinity Flex display, so the foldable phone might make its appearance in the first half of 2019. however, we still have a bit to wait, since we don’t know if the phone is going to arrive in the first months of the company’s announcement, or later. According to some rumors, the company is going to announce the launch of its phone in the Mobile World Congress, in February next year. The smartphone is said to appear one month after.

What about its price?

We still don’t know much about it. The price for foldable phones can get to $2550. this smartphone is going to be the most expensive handset of the company, that’s a sure thing.

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The Samsung Foldable Phone Might be Back – But with a Flip

The phone with a foldable screen might be just around the corner, with one designer publishing a 3D concept of the possible Samsung Galaxy X.

The phone will be more like a phablet, with a huge foldable screen, but thanks to its foldable design, the device will be almost as pocketable as a regular smartphone. This might mean the best of the both worlds – great screen for watching all your favorite media, but a small enough size to store while on the go.

The way the designer pictured it, the hinge makes the device look more like a wallet that you fold, rather than an object that can be folded completely flat. But nonetheless, this device looks like something many people would love having in their pockets and brag with.

Existing alternatives until the launch of the Galaxy X

During the past few years, producers have been struggling to offer more screen-to-body ratio and this might just be the solution. For instance, last year, Apple was one of the mobile phone producers who made the all-screen front, with only a small notch at the very top. Some producers copied the design, with Huawei being one of the leaders of the all-screen front mobile designs.

In 2018, however, makers like Vivo made the notch-less all-screen phone with a retractable camera that just pops out of the top of the device when you need it. But those moving parts, although innovative, will probably make the phone more prone to breaking down over time.

So this design, with a foldable screen, might just be the winner when it comes to having a phone that you can stuff in your pocket, but still have more than 6” of screen when you want to do some gaming or watch YouTube videos. Unfortunately, the concept would require bendable OLED screens, which are hard to come by, at least for now.

Henry R. Lares

Henry Lares is still early into his career as tech reporter but has already had his work published in many major publications including Tech Crunch and the Huffington Post. In regards to academics, Henry earned an engineering degree from Apex Technical School. Henry has a passion for emerging technology and covers upcoming products and breakthroughs in science and tech.