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Samsung Bendable Smartphones “Galaxy X” is set to launch in 2018 for South Korea!

 


Samsung Bendable Smartphones “Galaxy X” is set to launch in 2018 for South Korea!

25 Sep. 18:26

Samsung Bendable Smartphones “Galaxy X” is set to launch in 2018 for South Korea! :- Well, Samsung is all set with their new gadget and they are going to release Samsung Bendable Smartphones in the market. As per the reports, Samsung Bendable Smartphone ‘Galaxy X’ is all set to release in the upcoming market. We have seen many design revolutions this year in the form of Galaxy S8 and iPhone X. Now, the company is all ready and going to make some big ups in the market. Samsung’s long-awaited foldable display smartphone speculated to be called the Galaxy X, might debut soon.

As per the reports, the device’s model number SM-G888N0 has recently appeared in a filing from the Korean National Radio Research Agency (NRRA), according to Lets GoDigital. We are sure that you all are going to love this handset and surely going to make this company and  “radio equipment for global LTE communication, the same device was described as a “smartphone”, when it was earlier spotted at the Wi-Fi Alliance, Forbes reported. Looking at all these, we can see that something big is coming our way.

Samsung Galaxy X” launch in 2018 In South Korea!

The South Korean company showcased a flexible display prototype called Youm in 2013. While the NRRA doesn’t reveal anything significant about the Galaxy X, Samsung’s mobile chief, Koh Dong-jin, recently indicated that a Galaxy Note phone with a bendable screen will be coming in 2018. The design and features of the Galaxy X are still unknown. Based on concepts and patent designs the Galaxy X is expected to be a foldable phone and tablet hybrid.

The phone has since been approved for use in Korea. The design, hardware and software details are still unknown as there are many things which are yet to be known. The news is being the biggest information we have got. When the technology matures enough for folding smartphone screens to be viable. Devices only receive NRA approval – much like FCC approval in the USA – as they approach launch.

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