Samsung has more foldable phones planned for later in the year
Samsung released its Q4 2019 financial report earlier today which showed a decrease in profits, but a very healthy smartphone division. As part of the report Samsung outlined its plans to launch more foldable smartphones later in the year which isn’t surprising as the company estimates it can sell 5-6 million foldables in 2020.
Previously DJ Koh confirmed that Samsung will “significantly increase the sales of foldable smartphones next year”.
The new financial report also outlines this goal as Samsung’s mobile division will focus on flagship and foldable phones in 2020. Furthermore, Samsung will differentiate its premium smartphones by bringing even more 5G-capable phones and introducing new designs for foldable phones. Samsung expects both product categories to help keep revenues steady.
We already know Samsung’s second foldable phone - the Galaxy Z Flip is expected to launch on February 11. It will bring a clamshell design with an Ultra thin glass (UTG) display which should offer improved durability. The rest of the spec sheet includes the Snapdragon 855+ SoC, two 12MP cameras and a 3,300 mAh battery with 15W quick charging.
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- Anonymous
- 03 Feb 2020
- tPG
They need to sell them cheap so as to start the foldable phone trend or else China smartphone makers will take over.
- sagar1312
- 31 Jan 2020
- TmM
have you seen bending glass? Only plastic or thin glass layer can be used as of now with foldable phones.
- zamroni1
- 31 Jan 2020
- y$H
the part that needs to be plastic is the rear panel for durability. instead of that, samsung puts plastic on the front panel but still glass on the rear.
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