Coming back to seven days of news and headlines around the world of Android, this week's Android Circuit includes the release date of the Galaxy Note 9, the specs and details the new phablet, the mbadive camera on the Galaxy S10 leaks, details on the budget Galaxy S10, leakage details Nokia 5.1 Plus, Sony launches the new Xperia XA2 Plus, more reviews BlackBerry Key2, Oppo arriving in the UK, and asking Android P
Android Circuit is here to remind you of some of the many things that happened around Android last week (and you can find the weekly summary of Apple news here.]
Launch and release dates of Galaxy Note 9
Everyone expects the Galaxy Note 9 to be launched at the next Samsung's "Unpacked" event on August 7th, but that and will it be available in stores? to be earlier than expected, SamMobile sug The Galaxy Note 9 could go on sale on August 24 … This would make the delay between the announcement of Note 9 and the release date lower than the year last for the Galaxy Note 8. The Galaxy Note 8 was unveiled on August 23rd and retailed three weeks later on September 15th. According to the report, the Galaxy S9 slow sales are the reason why Samsung decided to go with August 24 instead of August 31 after some deliberation.
I looked at what the date implies and how that corresponds to Samsung's use of Note 9 to block the South Korean company in the fight against iOS devices: [19659006] the Galaxy Note range has ceased to be a revolutionary device used as a benchmark for Samsung's latest technology – including items such as the S-Pen Pen and curved screens – to a product more tactical that allows the Galaxy S to be the company's main handset while the Note series runs interference against the Apple iPhone by capturing digital columns, presenting in comparison articles, and giving those who tend to Android on iOS a new device to consider.
Read the full badysis here on Forbes.
The Colorful Galaxy Note 9
With an iterative 9-way track record in new technology, Samsung will spice up the options available to customers with a number r new colors for the phablet. I've looked at the cosmetic approach to Galaxy sales:
Putting aside the fan base of the Note, how can you bring new users to the phablette? How can you bring more than productivity-focused users to the Note platform? It seems that Samsung will take the path of least resistance and opt for the belly of modern marketing of smartphones. It will offer the handset in a number of new and exciting colors
More here on Forbes, but note that Samsung is not alone here, Apple is also looking to add color to the 2018 iPhone lineup. 19659012] Galaxy S10 Concept (Creative Commons, by mobil-helden.de) Creative Commons, by mobil-helden.de
Five cameras for the expensive Galaxy S10
While the Note 9 runs Interference with its iterative update, the Galaxy S10 is expected to push the technological limits and bring the South Korean company to the top of the smartphone stack. With the imaging of one of the key areas, the inclusion of five camera lenses on the premium model is sure to be a key feature. Gordon Kelly highlights the new changes:
In a new report, the Korean website The Bell reveals that Samsung will equip the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10 Plus with four and five cameras respectively.
The Bell claims that both models will have Triple Rear Cameras and while the Galaxy S10 will have a single front camera, the Galaxy S10 Plus will have two. Such a move would once again drive Samsung to the forefront of smartphone camera innovation. Something that he has no doubt conceded to Huawei's P20 Pro and image processing in recent years.
More here on Forbes.
Next: A cheaper Galaxy S10, the new Nokia 5.1 Plus, and the latest Sony Xperia …
Specifications of the cheapest Galaxy S10
In addition to the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10 Plus, more details are coming out around the third model S10, a Galaxy S10 'cheaper and cheaper' model – for example the fingerprint sensor will be mounted in the power button, rather than the revolutionary sub-screen drive provided in more expensive models:
Of course, the obvious question to ask is: Why would Samsung take such a risk with such an important phone? 19659016] The answer lies in a change of strategy.Samsung should release three Galaxy S10 models, rather than the usual two with the third one "entry-level" device.The problem at this point is the "level of" "Entry" is undefined: it can be a much-needed option p less expensive as the next budget Apple iPhone X5 or the standard model with the in-display drive registered for two new high-end options like Apple lasted year when the iPhone X came out above on the iPhone 8 and the iPhone 8 Plus.
More on this new model here.
Galaxy S10 Concept (Creative Commons, by mobil-helden.de) Creative Commons, by mobil -helden.de
Nokia 5.1 Plus Leakage
In addition to updating its phones Android under the Nokia brand for 2018, it seems that HMD Global expands its portfolio with a new variant of the Nokia 5.1 – phablet size Nokia 5.1 Plus. Shannon Liao reports on the disclosed handset:
The new Nokia 5.1 Plus photographed in leaked images sports a 5.7-inch screen, and the Nokia logo has migrated from the top bezel to the chin. It retains the original Nokia 5.1 volume controls, power button, and headphone jack, but the images suggest that the Nokia 5.1 Plus has swapped the Micro USB port for a Type C USB port.
On the back, the camera and the placement of the fingerprint sensors remains the same, but there are now two cameras instead of a single 16-megapixel camera . There are at least two colors: dark silver and a reflective tint that appears to be white or light gray.
More on The Verge.
The latest Sony Xperia phone launched
Following the release of the XA2 and XA2 Ultra earlier this year, Sony unveiled the XA2 Plus, a wider handset that is emerging from the low market range in the mid-range. Ben Schoon reports:
Like previous versions of Sony, the Xperia XA2 Plus is a fairly simple midrange device. Basically, the device is powered by a Snapdragon 630 chipset paired with 4GB or 6GB of RAM, and 32GB or 64GB of storage backed up by a microSD slot. Other familiar features include a 23-megapixel rear camera, an 8-megapixel wide-angle camera and a rear-facing fingerprint sensor. There is also a large battery of 3,580 mAh with USB-C for charging.
More about 9to5Google.
Next: Latest reviews of BlackBerry Key2, Oppo goes to the United Kingdom and Android …
More thoughts on the return of the keyboard
The BlackBerry Key2, launched last month, continued to garner ratings because more and more people are getting used to its unique capabilities. Andrew Martonik has been using the smartphone for three weeks to discover the power of the physical keyboard:
Aside from a little hiccup here and there, the BlackBerry keyboard experience really complements Android well when it's designed wisely. The keyboard is more like a text entry device – I'm just starting to use it as a central part of interfacing with the phone, which is the key to justifying its existence.
More on Android Central. Spence) Ewan Spence
The United Kingdom should prepare for an unexpected arrival
Oppo has attracted many looks with the Find X smartphone – which removes the notch to deliver an experience in full screen, but a pop-up camera for selfies – but the Chinese company is looking to expand to the UK. A number of handsets have been registered, although there are no other details about what will be launched. John McCann reports:
In response to our question of whether Oppo phones would arrive in the UK, the spokesman told us "it's ok, but we have no information or schedule to share on the UK right now. "
Oppo has only recently entered the European market, announcing its arrival at the launch of Oppo Find X in Paris, but at the time it has not confirmed if the United Kingdom would get its devices.
with its three pop-up cameras, will be available in a handful of European countries, the handset is missing from the registration of the name that has been leaked, so it is still unclear whether we will be entitled to all-screen phone. [19659011] More on TechRadar
And finally …
The engineering team of Android P will travel to Reddit to participate in its popular topics "Ask Me Anything" during of the next week. Justin Duino selects some potential strengths:
This AMA comes shortly after the release of the third Android P beta and several weeks before the latest Developer Preview. This opportunity gives developers and fans the opportunity to choose the brains of those who are hiding behind Google's mobile operating system.
… Among the topics addressed by the team:
Android Jetpack, Kotlin, Notifications, Power (application pending), application restrictions), display cutout, actions and slices, compatibility and restrictions of non-SDK interface, Android P Beta devices and Project Treble.
You can follow the Android Developers subroutine.
Android Circuit rounds Android world news every weekend here on Forbes. Do not forget to follow me so that you do not miss any coverage in the future, and of course read the sister column in Apple Loop! Last week's Android circuit can be found here, and if you have news and links that you would like to see in Android Circuit, contact us!
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Back on seven days of news headlines around the world of Android, this week's Android Circuit includes the release date Galaxy Note 9, specifications and details on the new phablet, the Mbadive camera on Galaxy S10 leaks, Galaxy S10 budget details, Nokia 5.1 Plus leak details, Sony launch of the new Xperia XA2 Plus, other reviews of BlackBerry Key2, Oppo arriving in the UK, and the "Ask Me Anything" details from Android P.
Android Circuit is here to remind you of some of the many things that happened around Android last week (and you can find the condensed weekly Apple news here)
Galaxy Note 9 Release and Release Dates
Everyone expects the Galaxy Note 9 to be launched Unpacked's event on August 7th, but will w be available in shops? SamMobile suggests this week:
The Galaxy Note 9 could go on sale August 24th … This would make the delay between the announcement of Note 9 and the release date smaller than it would l & # 39; was. last year for the Galaxy Note 8. The Galaxy Note 8 was unveiled on August 23 and went on sale three weeks later on September 15. According to the report, the Galaxy S9 slow sales are the reason why Samsung decided to go with August 24 instead of August 31 after some deliberation.
I looked at what the date implies and how it integrates in the use of Samsung Note 9 to block the South Korean company in the fight against iOS devices:
the Galaxy Note range has gone from a groundbreaking device that served as a test bench to Samsung's latest technology – including elements like the S-Pen pen and curved "edge" screens – towards a product more tactical that allows the Galaxy S to be the company's main handset while the Note series runs interference against the Apple iPhone by capturing digital columns, in comparison items, and to give those who tend to Android on iOS a new device to consider.
Read the full badysis here on Forbes.
The Colorful Galaxy Note 9 [19659001] With Note 9 following an iterative journey in new technology, Samsung will spice up the options available to customers with a number of new colors for the phablet. I've looked at the cosmetic approach to Galaxy sales:
Putting aside the fan base of the Note, how can you bring new users to the phablette? How can you bring more than productivity-focused users to the Note platform? It seems that Samsung will take the path of least resistance and opt for the belly of modern marketing of smartphones. It will offer the handset in a number of new and exciting colors
More here on Forbes, but note that Samsung is not alone here, Apple is also looking to add some color to the iPhone 2018 lineup. [19659062] Galaxy S10 Concept (Creative Commons, by mobil-helden.de) Creative Commons, by mobil-helden.de
Five cameras for the expensive Galaxy S10
While Note 9 runs a Interference with its iterative update, the Galaxy S10 is expected to push the technological limits and bring the South Korean company to the top of the smartphone stack. With the imaging of one of the key areas, the inclusion of five camera lenses on the premium model is sure to be a key feature. Gordon Kelly highlights the new changes:
In a new report, the Korean website The Bell reveals that Samsung will equip the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10 Plus with four and five cameras respectively.
The Bell claims that both models will have Triple Rear Cameras and while the Galaxy S10 will have a single front camera, the Galaxy S10 Plus will have two. Such a move would once again drive Samsung to the forefront of smartphone camera innovation. Something that he has no doubt conceded to Huawei's P20 Pro and image processing in recent years.
More here on Forbes.
Next: A cheaper Galaxy S10, the new Nokia 5.1 Plus, and the latest Sony Xperia …
Specifications of the cheapest Galaxy S10
In addition to the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10 Plus, more details are coming out around the third model S10, a Galaxy S10 'cheaper and cheaper' model – for example the fingerprint sensor will be mounted in the power button, rather than the revolutionary sub-screen drive provided in more expensive models:
Of course, the obvious question to ask is: Why would Samsung take such a risk with such an important phone? 19659016] The answer lies in a change of strategy.Samsung should release three Galaxy S10 models, rather than the usual two with the third one "entry-level" device.The problem at this point is the "level of" "Entry" is undefined: it can be a much-needed option p less expensive as the next budget Apple iPhone X5 or the standard model with the in-display drive registered for two new high-end options like Apple lasted year when the iPhone X came out- top of the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus.
More on this new model here.
Galaxy S10 Concept (Creative Commons, by mobil-helden.de) Creative Commons, by mobil -helden.de
Nokia 5.1 Plus Leakage
In addition to updating its phones Android under the Nokia brand for 2018, it seems that HMD Global expands its portfolio with a new variant of the Nokia 5.1 – phablet size Nokia 5.1 Plus. Shannon Liao reports on the disclosed handset:
The new Nokia 5.1 Plus photographed in leaked images sports a 5.7-inch screen, and the Nokia logo has migrated from the top bezel to the chin. It retains the original Nokia 5.1 volume controls, power button, and headphone jack, but the images suggest that the Nokia 5.1 Plus has swapped the Micro USB port for a Type C USB port.
On the back, the camera and the placement of the fingerprint sensors remains the same, but there are now two cameras instead of a single 16-megapixel camera . There are at least two colors: dark silver and a reflective tint that appears to be white or light gray.
More on The Verge.
The latest Sony Xperia phone launched
Following the release of the XA2 and XA2 Ultra earlier this year, Sony unveiled the XA2 Plus, a wider handset that is emerging from the low market range in the mid-range. Ben Schoon reports:
Like previous versions of Sony, the Xperia XA2 Plus is a fairly simple midrange device. Basically, the device is powered by a Snapdragon 630 chipset paired with 4GB or 6GB of RAM, and 32GB or 64GB of storage backed up by a microSD slot. Other familiar features include a 23-megapixel rear camera, an 8-megapixel wide-angle camera and a rear-facing fingerprint sensor. There is also a large battery of 3,580 mAh with USB-C for charging.
More about 9to5Google.
Next: Latest reviews of BlackBerry Key2, Oppo goes to the United Kingdom and Android …
More thoughts on the return of the keyboard
The BlackBerry Key2, launched last month, continued to garner ratings because more and more people are getting used to its unique capabilities. Andrew Martonik has been using the smartphone for three weeks to discover the power of the physical keyboard:
Aside from a little hiccup here and there, the BlackBerry keyboard experience really complements Android well when it's designed wisely. The keyboard is more like a text entry device – I just started using it as an essential part of interfacing with the phone, which is the key to justifying its existence.
More on Android Central. Spence) Ewan Spence
The United Kingdom should prepare for an unexpected arrival
Oppo has attracted many looks with the Find X smartphone – which removes the notch to deliver an experience in full screen, but a pop-up camera for selfies – but the Chinese company is looking to expand to the UK. A number of handsets have been registered, although there are no other details about what will be launched. John McCann reports:
In response to our question of whether Oppo phones would arrive in the UK, the spokesman told us "it's ok, but we have no information or schedule to share on the UK right now. "
Oppo has only recently entered the European market, announcing its arrival at the launch of Oppo Find X in Paris, but at the time it has not confirmed if the United Kingdom would get its devices.
with its three pop-up cameras, will be available in a handful of European countries, the handset is missing from the registration of the name that has been leaked, so it is still unclear whether we will be entitled to all-screen phone. [19659011] More on TechRadar
And finally …
The engineering team of Android P will travel to Reddit to participate in its popular topics "Ask Me Anything" during of the next week. Justin Duino selects some potential strengths:
This AMA comes shortly after the release of the third Android P beta and several weeks before the latest Developer Preview. This opportunity gives developers and fans the opportunity to choose the brains of those who are hiding behind Google's mobile operating system.
… Among the topics addressed by the team:
Android Jetpack, Kotlin, Notifications, Power (application pending), application restrictions), display cutout, actions and slices, compatibility and restrictions of non-SDK interface, Android P Beta devices and Project Treble.
You can follow the Android Developers subroutine.
Android Circuit rounds Android world news every weekend here on Forbes. Do not forget to follow me so that you do not miss any coverage in the future, and of course read the sister column in Apple Loop! Last week's Android circuit can be found here, and if you have news and links that you would like to see in Android Circuit, contact us!
