Bloomberg "Samsung Electronics will release the Galaxy S10 5G and FolderBPN next year"

"Galaxy S10, with three versions … Revised version without edge"
"Button Folder, pbad the durability test by bending 200,000 times"

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Reported that the Galaxy S10, which will be released next year, will support 5G communication.

Bloomberg has announced that Samsung Electronics will launch the Galaxy S10 and FolderBPP next year, citing an anonymous source. "The Galaxy S10 will support 5G communication and will be available in three versions," the media said. "The screen will have a fingerprint sensor." The policy of Samsung Electronics, which sold two models, the general model and the big screen, until the Galaxy S9, will change.

The cheapest model will not be equipped with an "edge" screen with left and right edges. Samsung Electronics has introduced Edge on all flagship smartphones since Galaxy Note 7.

According to Bloomberg, the Galaxy S10 will have three camera lenses on the back. Samsung Electronics has introduced a triple camera in its Galaxy A7 launched last month. Samsung Electronics is also considering removing the Galaxy S10's headphone jack.

Samsung Electronics is expected to publish a file button next year. "If you bend your phone, it will be a 4-inch screen," a source told Bloomberg. "The prototype weighs more than 200 grams," he said. It is heavier than the Galaxy Note 9, which weighs 201 g.

The fingerprint recognition sensor should not be included in the folder. Due to the nature of the folded screen, it is difficult to mount the sensor. The source added: "Samsung is afraid to fold the screen vertically and horizontally".

"Samsung Electronics is working with Google to develop software for folderbolds," Samsung said in a statement. "Samsung may not be able to launch folderbold before the second quarter." If the coverage is true, Samsung Electronics may not be the first manufacturer to release a folder button. The Chinese manufacturer Huawei has promised to publish a 5G file in June next year. The prototype of FolderBoard has pbaded the durability test, which is curved and stretched more than 200,000 times, but it is said that it is necessary to solve the problem of the defect rate.

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