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Samsung's Head of Mobile Communications reportedly held a meeting with industry execs at CES 2020, revealing some new details


Latest reports from South Korea suggest that Samsung had scheduled a meeting with global telecommunications industry executives at the ongoing Consumer Electronics Show (CES) trade event from Las Vegas Convention Center, United States. The company's President and CEO of Mobile Communication Business, DJ Koh was reportedly the man representing the South Korean multinational manufacturing giant, who claimed to have pre-introduced four new Samsung branded devices in the meeting, that is supposedly launching as soon as next month.

The new Samsung products were displayed in the manufacturer's private booth at CES, where an all new Galaxy Bloom was being featured in the limelight, as it will be their next generation foldable clamshell smartphone. The latest Galaxy Bloom we hear from the wellspring has to be the same alleged Galaxy Fold 2, that we have already seen in the past from a few leaked live images and rumors. Confirmations also come in for the presence of an ultra-thin glass layer that has been used on the top of the Galaxy Bloom's display, as speculated previously by other sources, replacing the plastic film as seen from the existing Galaxy Fold and other foldable devices.
We designed Galaxy Bloom with the motif of compact powder from French cosmetics brand Lancome, said DongJin (DJ) Koh.
The transcripts even mention that Samsung only retails the first generation Galaxy Fold's 5G version in their home country, while the all new and forthcoming Galaxy Bloom will get a model supporting the fourth generation LTE connectivity.

 Coming to the second half of the story, we heard that Samsung will indeed introduce their next generation Galaxy S flagship smartphones following their new naming pattern, arriving as Galaxy S20, in the year 2020. According to Koh, Samsung first launched the Galaxy S series in the beginning of 2010, debuting a new model every following year by adding a number to the Galaxy S title. So as we progress to the 2020 decade now, the phone maker would like bring changes to their fleet, by calling their upcoming flagship devices starting with the number 20. There are three models waiting in line to open-up as successors to the present Galaxy S10 smartphones, alongside the Galaxy Bloom (formerly the Galaxy Fold 2) that is expected to launch next month at Samsung's scheduled Galaxy Unpacked Event from San Francisco, United States on February 11, coming in as the Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20 Plus and Galaxy S20 Ultra, the phone we saw getting a reference from an UK-based online mobile accessories retailer yesterday.

 The sources seems to have reaffirm the fact that the Galaxy S20 Ultra will be here with an 108MP primary sensor and 100x optical zoom with a dedicated telephoto lens on it's rear camera module. We have heard statements that all four products from the company will be able to shoot videos in 8K resolution as well, including the Galaxy Bloom. Recently we had even put forward some shared information proposing that the Galaxy Bloom could possibly pack Qualcomm's Snapdragon 855 chipset under the hood and a 10MP front facing secondary camera. 

 Source: ajunews, GSMArena

Another trademark from Samsung suggests better low light shots


Lately we heard from LETSGODIGITAL, that Samsung had filed two trademark applications at the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) for the names Single Take and Video Spin that basically attributes advanced camera features on their yet to be announced Galaxy S11 handsets. Following this coverage, now we see that the South Koreans have reportedly trademarked yet another name, mentioned as Bright Night Sensor at EUIPO and have categorized it as Class 9. The description for the sensor updated on EUIPO's listing reads as,
Image sensors for video cameras; Image sensor for photographic devices; Camera image sensors for smartphones; Camera image sensors for tablet computers; Light sensors for smartphone cameras; Light sensors for tablet computer cameras.
And as expected from the previous reports, the manufacturer is likely to introduce their next generation flagship smartphones with a 108MP primary camera that will supposedly bring a huge improvement to the photo/video segment of these phones from its predecessors, Galaxy S10 and Galaxy Note 10 models. We have even given an account on the chances of the pricier and larger version Galaxy S11 Plus featuring a five plus two camera arrangement, that is anticipated to debut with a total number of seven camera lenses from it's back. And other surveys also showed us the presence of laser autofocus sensors in the leaked renders of these devices. So when coming to the newly surfaced Bright Night Sensor trademark from Samsung, we already understand that the company had introduced their current frontrunners with Bright Night Shot mode, that offered better pictures in low light conditions with the help of their camera software, but this time around the phones are said to carry a separate image sensor or a light sensor for this very function that works for both pictures as well as videos, from our apprehension on trademark description.

 Source: LETSGODIGITAL

Samsung Galaxy S11 Plus renders surface on the internet


After everything we saw about the next in line Samsung Galaxy S11 series smartphones until now, we are presenting you the leaked renders of their eldest sibling, the Galaxy S11 Plus this time around. In the past courtesy of internet's reliable tipster, @OnLeaks in alliance with other sources we have got our chance to see what the upcoming Samsung Galaxy flagships may look like, with the Galaxy S11 making it's appearance first followed by the smallest iteration Galaxy S11e. Earlier today we even read about the alleged presence of laser autofocus modules on these devices as well. After all that, in the later half of the day, we are getting to see some new high quality renders of what is possibly the next generation Galaxy S11 Plus.

As you can see in these pictures, the smartphone looks very similar to the previous renders that made it's rounds on the internet but things seem to a little different from around the back side. Unlike the current Galaxy S10 Plus, the phone doesn't seem to continue the pill-shaped punch hole style front facing cameras as we are getting to see a more centered single punch hole lens housed under the display with curved edges and narrow bezels, which is also said to pack the on-screen fingerprint scanner. There's still no proof of existence of an headphone jack and the hardware buttons seems to be placed alike it's other models we already saw.

Now moving to the back we are again treated to a rectangular camera arrangement. But interestingly, the camera sensors on the Galaxy S11 Plus seems to be scattered all around in the larger panel, featuring a five plus two camera sensors layout, which is definitely different from what we have seen on the standard and smaller versions of Galaxy S11 till date. The phone is anticipated to come with the 108MP primary shooter and 5X optical zoom that can reportedly capture pictures in QHD+ resolution and also record 8K videos. For now we don't have much info on the handset but we are sure the internet has a lot to speak about the South Korean's next big thing so we will keep you posted we have more updates. And we recommend you take these reports with a pinch of salt as we are still months away from the official launch.


Source: CASHKARO

New speculations and renders emerge of upcoming Samsung Galaxy S11


So we finally get to see some full-fledged renders of the forthcoming Samsung Galaxy S11, thanks to @OnLeaks and @91Mobiles for the early look on the handset. It is expected that Samsung will introduce their 2020 model S in the standard S11, S11e in both 4G and 5G variants, while the S11 Plus or S11Pro is supposedly coming in a 5G option only. But here, the newly leaked images of the smartphone tells us a different story from what we have been anticipating for with the upcoming Samsung flagship.

Unlike the current front runner from the South Korean electronics giant, the front facing punch hole camera seems to have repositioned to the top-center of the display from the corner like their existing Samsung Galaxy Note 10. The bezels on the top and bottom also seems to have been more slimmer than the Galaxy S10. Also from the back, the camera setup has moved to the top-left from the top-middle and now looks more like the latest Apple iPhone 11 and phones from Samsung's Galaxy line-up like the A51, A71, M30s, etc.

Revealing more design aspects of the Samsung Galaxy S11, the phone seems to be missing out on the dedicated headphone jack, resulting in connecting our earphones to the phone with an adapter through the USB type-C charging port. From the sides we can see the volume rockers and the power button has been given on the right side of the phone. On the bottom, apart from the USB type-C port we can spot speakers grills and microphone hole on either sides. According to the reports of @OnLeaks, the handset will be measured at 161.9 x 73.7 x 7.8mm in size (8.9mm including the camera bump on the rear side) and will attribute a glass back with a metal frame construction on the sides.

Now talking about some rumored and alleged specs of the impending Samsung phone, we hope to see the Galaxy S11 in three different screen sizes. The standard Galaxy S11 could arrive with 6.7" Dynamic AMOLED Quad High Definition+ display and the S11e to sport a smaller 6.4" screen, while the Galaxy S11 Pro may ship with 6.9" displays. The phone's screen will also spare room for the punch hole front facing camera that offers HDR10+ support and an ultrasonic in-display fingerprint scanner. We have also heard rumors suggesting that the Galaxy S11 series of smartphones to have a screen refresh rate of 120Hz. S11 is then expected to rock a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 SoC or Samsung's Exynos 990 chipset (depending upon the countries) running on Android's latest version 10 based One UI 2.0. From the camera department you can watch out for newer 108MP primary camera.

That's all we got for you now, but we expect to see more and all the reality from Samsung with their live event sometime soon in February, 2020.
Source: 91mobiles (Twitter), 91mobiles
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