Samsung is making good progress on its foldable Galaxy X smartphone

-



Samsung has been going on and on about Project Valley for well over a year now, but, we can't really say we mind. The idea that foldable display tech is finally here and almost within end-user reach is enough to get any tech enthusiast excited, the long wait being the only real problem.


Luckily, it finally looks like Samsung is making actual progress on taking project Valley out of the lab and into user hands. The Korean giant officially has a trademark for the Galaxy X moniker. This new model family has already been tied to Project Valley in more than a few leaks. The prevailing opinion seems to hint at two new headsets - the SM-X9000 Galaxy X1 and SM-X9050 Galaxy X1+.




We realize the connection is still fickle, at best, but the overall puzzle does seem to be finally taking shape. Allegedly, Samsung is planning a limited initial release of one or two foldable phones in Q3 or Q4 this year. These could very well be the Galaxy X1 and X1+.






Depending on the initial response to the new tech and the significant form factor revolution in brings with it, we can likely expect wider adoption next year. And if Samsung doesn't come through, LG has already hinted at a pretty similar roadmap on its end. So, one way or another, we will be getting a taste of foldable display tech.


Source: gsmarena

Source | Via


Follow us on Twitter
Like our page on Facebook

Popular posts from this blog

Updated Google Contacts app makes it easier to get rid of duplicates

-
Image
Google is pushing out an updated version of its contacts management app, bringing some of the features available in the web version to the Android app. The v 1.5 update reorganizes the user interface of Google Contacts. Instead of the two tabs – all and favorites – the app now just displays your entire contact list, with a sidebar menu available via the hamburger button on the left. Opening that up reveals a new section for managing duplicate contacts. That’s a feature that was present on the web app of Contacts , but the process was more convoluted on the Android app. You can now also add labels to your contacts, making it easy to organize large contact lists based on groups, for things like family, work, or school. That’s another feature that was present on the web app and it’s now finally making the jump to the Android app, a place where it’s actually more likely to be used. Google Contacts 1.5 is currently rolling out to all users, so it should land on your ...
Read more

LG offering $155 discount on G6 in India

-
Image
LG G6 fans in India got some good news today: the device received an official price cut of INR 10,000 ($155). The offer is part of the South Korean company's 20th anniversary celebrations in India. Grab the latest #LGG6 at Rs.10,000 off. Avail more such offers on the occasion of #LG 20th anniversary in India at https://t.co/qYKBmaJVsJ pic.twitter.com/RwsssK7NI2 — LG India (@LGIndiaTweets) May 31, 2017 The handset is currently listed on Amazon India with a price tag of INR 41,854 (around $650), down substantially from its launch price of INR 51,990 (around $805).
Read more

Samsung Galaxy S9+ leaks in case renders

-
Image
Samsung will unveil the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ in one month on February 25 but we already have a pretty good idea what the phones will looks like thanks to recent case renders. Now, thanks to a fresh case leak we get to see even more of the bigger Galaxy S9+. The Galaxy S9+ is seen fitted in Poetic cases in two color variants - Grey and what looks like Orchid Silver. The phone's front looks indistinguishable from the current-gen Galaxy S8+ but the back features the new dual camera and the properly-placed fingerprint scanner.
Read more