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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

Samsung Galaxy S11e leaks in new renders


Couple of days back we have seen the Samsung Galaxy S11 leak in a few renders courtesy of @OnLeaks and @91Mobiles and now we have some new pictures surfacing on the internet again from the ever popular tipster of our industry @OnLeaks partnering with @Pricebaba this time around shedding some light on the affordable smartphone from the upcoming Samsung Galaxy forerunner lineup, the Galaxy S11e. Like the pictures we saw in our previous story, even the Galaxy S11e seems to have a repositioned punch hole design camera on the front that is now moved to the center top of the phone when compared Galaxy S10e's current camera setting. Also different from the Samsung Galaxy S10e, the display on the newly leaked Galaxy S11e looks to be more curved on the edges with barely any bezels on the two sides and really narrow bezels on the top and bottom.

The display size here for the phone is rumored to be around 6.2"or 6.3" diagonally. From the sides of the device much alike the previous renders, we get to see the exact same phone as it's expensive brothers with volume rockers and the power button placed on right side, nothing much on the left and a USB type-C port centered on the bottom alongside speakers grills and microphone hole on either sides. We are still missing out on the headphone jack here. Lastly from the back, again we get to see the similar camera bump we lately saw on the purported standard Galaxy S11, S11+ or the Galaxy S11 Pro. Here for the Samsung Galaxy S11e you are being treated to a three sensors setup in department of primary photography. The phone is said to measure roughly about 151.7 x 69.1mm in dimensions and 7.9mm in thickness. When we count the camera bump, it will slightly disturb the thickness to 9.1mm.

In terms of internal hardware specs for the rumored smartphone, Galaxy S11e could come featuring Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 chipset or Samsung's Exynos 990 SoC, varying upon the market. The RAM capacity is reported to be about 6GB, with chances of seeing an 8GB model as well. The handset could offer 128GB or 256GB worth UFS 3.0 capable storage depending upon the RAM. A 4000mAh powered battery and Samsung's OneUI 2 running over Android version 10.

 Source: pricebaba

Samsung Galaxy S11 to support 25W fast charging and 5G network as standard for all models


Maybe we are about three months away from the launch of Samsung's Galaxy S10 successor but nothing seems to stop the forthcoming phone from making it's way to our desks in alleged claims and leaked reports. Recently we have seen the handset leak in some of the best looking renders showing us what we are anticipating for in 2020 from the South Koreans. And for now, we have these latest reports hitting our radar in courtesy of CCC Certification from China that sheds some light on a few more details of the forthcoming Samsung front-runner.

According to newly out certification listing, the Galaxy S11 is supposedly making it's way to the center with 25W fast charging technology unlike it's predecessor that only featured 15W charging. Apart from the improvement in Samsung Galaxy S11's battery department, we also hear that the new device will arrive with 5G network as standard on all three variants, which is also an update on the previous post that stated Samsung plans to only treat it's bigger model with standard fifth generation cellular network technology and it's smaller iteration Galaxy S11 and Galaxy S11e getting 5G connectivity as an option.

 Source: ANDROID COMMUNITY
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