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While the Galaxy S10, Samsung's 10th anniversary, begins to look very special effectively, the company strongly encouraged a even more radical game changer. But a new report asks me the question of whether it is becoming a vapourware …
"Great Secret Features" and "Nasty Surprises" are my usual chronicles about the best features / biggest issues behind the headlines.
Popular British technology website T3 announces the bad news, revealing that the Samsung Galaxy F collapsible "has been postponed, again".
T3 says that means that Samsung will not meet its well known plans unveil the Galaxy F at its San Francisco Developers Conference in November. In particular, it would be a bitter pill for Samsung Mobile Division's CEO, DJ Koh, to swallow during a conversation with CNBC last month on the Galaxy F, he said: "It's time to deliver".
If correct, development is also just the last in a series of delays the Galaxy F has suffered. In 2017, Samsung had promised that the phone would be launched in early 2018, which was postponed until the end of 2018 and that 2019 seems to be the target.
It should also be noted that Samsung's own phone ambitions appear to be shrinking after supplier leaks recently revealed mass production of this first-generation model. is now highly unlikely.
So, is the Galaxy F a vapourware?
As my doubts grow, I do not think so. In August, Koh admitted Samsung "did not want to lose the first world title" as the launch of the foldable smartphone on the screen would. That said, we are no longer clearly talking about a consumer device and the Expected asking price is breathtaking.
Therefore, although the Galaxy F represents (potentially) still the long-term future of smartphones, it is the Galaxy S10 on which you should focus your interest. We already know that the device of the 10th generation will have slimmer bezel, a Ultrasonic display reader, triple rear cameras, color gradient and one Option 5G.
In addition, given the launch of the Galaxy S10 in early 2019, it now seems that this festive model will defeat the Galaxy F on the market …
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While the Galaxy S10, Samsung's 10th anniversary, begins to look very special effectively, the company strongly encouraged a even more radical game changer. But a new report asks me the question of whether it is becoming a vapourware …
"Great Secret Features" and "Nasty Surprises" are my usual chronicles about the best features / biggest issues behind the headlines.
The Samsung Galaxy F (concept) folded again was delayedPhone Designer / NieuweMobiel
Popular British technology website T3 announces the bad news, revealing that the Samsung Galaxy F collapsible "has been postponed, again".
T3 says that means that Samsung will not meet its well known plans unveil the Galaxy F at its San Francisco Developers Conference in November. In particular, it would be a bitter pill for Samsung Mobile Division's CEO, DJ Koh, to swallow during a conversation with CNBC last month on the Galaxy F, he said: "It's time to deliver".
If correct, development is also just the last in a series of delays the Galaxy F has suffered. In 2017, Samsung had promised that the phone would be launched in early 2018, which was postponed until the end of 2018 and that 2019 seems to be the target.
It should also be noted that Samsung's own phone ambitions appear to be shrinking after supplier leaks recently revealed mass production of this first-generation model. is now highly unlikely.
So, is the Galaxy F a vapourware?
Galaxy F Folding ConceptPhone Designer / NieuweMobiel
As my doubts grow, I do not think so. In August, Koh admitted Samsung "did not want to lose the first world title" as the launch of the foldable smartphone on the screen would. That said, we are no longer clearly talking about a consumer device and the Expected asking price is breathtaking.
Therefore, although the Galaxy F represents (potentially) still the long-term future of smartphones, it is the Galaxy S10 on which you should focus your interest. We already know that the device of the 10th generation will have slimmer bezel, a Ultrasonic display reader, triple rear cameras, color gradient and one Option 5G.
In addition, given the launch of the Galaxy S10 in early 2019, it now seems that this festive model will defeat the Galaxy F on the market …
___
Follow Gordon on Twitter, Facebook and Google+
More about Forbes
The mass production of the Galaxy F seems very unlikely
Samsung CEO confirms folding Galaxy F phone
Samsung CEO reveals "very important" update of Galaxy S10
Galaxy Note 9 vs Galaxy Note 8: What's the difference?
Galaxy Note 9 vs Galaxy S9 Plus: What's the difference?
