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While the future of the Samsung Galaxy F foldable is in doubtthe future is extremely promising for society. 10th anniversary of the Galaxy S10 and his long listing of radical upgrades. But now, there seems to be another very good reason to buy it: because it may be the last chance to own a Samsung with a much appreciated feature …
New report from Korean popular technology website ETNews, indicates that Samsung is seriously considering removing the 3.5mm headphone jack from all phones after the Galaxy S10. And the logic behind this is unlikely to appease the fans.
The Galaxy F (concept) flip from Samsung can arrive so late that it does not have a headphone jackPhone Designer / NieuweMobiel
"The USB-C port will remain, and a separate conversion jack will be provided to 3.5mm headphone users," says ETNews source.
ETNews adds that the expected motivation is Samsung's willingness to keep its phones thin and light, while incorporating new features, such as a built-in fingerprint reader. He also cites the rise of wireless headphones and it should be noted that Samsung has made a concerted push into the wireless headphones itself since purchase Harman audio company for $ 8 billion in 2017.
The move also makes sense.
Although Samsung is proud to announce continued support for the 3.5mm jack, it is now almost the only one to provide one. In fact, OnePlus – the other champion of headphone jacks – has already announced that its next phone (OnePlus 6T) will remove the plug so that its space can be used as a built-in fingerprint reader. ;screen.
The Galaxy S10 could be Samsung's latest flagship smartphone to have a headphone jackConcept creator
Of course, if ETNews is accurate, the big loser for Samsung fans would be the Galaxy Note 10 next year. -off the Band-Aid.
After all, if the Galaxy Note 10 loses the headphone jack, then all hope is lost for future Samsung phones, including the now very delayed Galaxy F.
Needless to say, at this early stage, there is still time for Samsung's projects to change. But for those who are still wondering if they should go to the previous version, sing everything, dance everything Galaxy S10, I guess many of you now have your answer …
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While the future of the Samsung Galaxy F foldable is in doubtthe future is extremely promising for society. 10th anniversary of the Galaxy S10 and his long listing of radical upgrades. But now, there seems to be another very good reason to buy it: because it may be the last chance to own a Samsung with a much appreciated feature …
New report from Korean popular technology website ETNews, indicates that Samsung is seriously considering removing the 3.5mm headphone jack from all phones after the Galaxy S10. And the logic behind this is unlikely to appease the fans.
The Galaxy F (concept) flip from Samsung can arrive so late that it does not have a headphone jackPhone Designer / NieuweMobiel
"The USB-C port will remain, and a separate conversion jack will be provided to 3.5mm headphone users," says ETNews source.
ETNews adds that the expected motivation is Samsung's willingness to keep its phones thin and light, while incorporating new features, such as a built-in fingerprint reader. He also cites the rise of wireless headphones and it should be noted that Samsung has made a concerted push into the wireless headphones itself since purchase Harman audio company for $ 8 billion in 2017.
The move also makes sense.
Although Samsung is proud to announce continued support for the 3.5mm jack, it is now almost the only one to provide one. In fact, OnePlus – the other champion of headphone jacks – has already announced that its next phone (OnePlus 6T) will remove the plug so that its space can be used as a built-in fingerprint reader.
The Galaxy S10 could be Samsung's latest flagship smartphone to have a headphone jackConcept creator
Of course, if ETNews is accurate, the big loser for Samsung fans would be the Galaxy Note 10 next year. -off the Band-Aid.
After all, if the Galaxy Note 10 loses the headphone jack, then all hope is lost for future Samsung phones, including the now very delayed Galaxy F.
Needless to say, at this early stage, there is still time for Samsung's projects to change. But for those who are still wondering if they should go to the previous version, sing everything, dance everything Galaxy S10, I guess many of you now have your answer …
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Follow Gordon on Twitter, Facebook and Google+
More about Forbes
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Galaxy S9 software unveils Galaxy S10 chipset
Samsung CEO reveals "very important" update of Galaxy S10
Galaxy S10 Leak Details New Color Patterns & Gradient & # 39;
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