Samsung’s long rumoured foldable flagship — Galaxy S10 could soon be a reality. A new report claims that the successor to Galaxy S9 will probably debut at MWC 2019 in Barcelona. The rumour seems to come a bit early. The smartphone launch date is set for February 2019, according to South Korea’s newspaper The Bell.
The Report claims that the smartphone is codenamed as 'winner.' Previously, it was labelled as 'valley.' The report further adds that the South Korean giant has asked its suppliers to accelerate manufacturing of Galaxy S10 components by this November. As for parts, display panels to be obtained from November with a shipment capacity of about 3,00,000 to 5,00,000 per month, as per the report.
Earlier, reports revealed that the smartphone will be made using a flexible material which will enable the phone to bend when force is applied. Furthermore, a patent suggested that the pressure applied on the display will also have a pressure sensitive display to determine the force is applied on the screen. The feature was first seen on Apple’s iPhone 6s dubbed as the 3D Touch.
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