Huawei Might Launch a Foldable Smartphone That Will Also Double as a 5G-Capable Device

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Instead of attempting to outshine Samsung by releasing a foldable smartphone this year, Huawei is planning to kill the game by packing two innovations in one smartphone. Huawei's deputy Chairman Ken Hu confirmed that its 5G smartphone with a bendable screen will be released during the first half of 2019. Foldable smartphones could totally change the smartphone landscape as we see it today, changing the form factor just like the original iPhone did. We will be able to feast our eyes with the world's first foldable smartphone in November when Samsung unveils its Galaxy F so stay tuned for the latest updates from our side. Related 200 Lucky iPhone Users Get Free Power Banks From HuaweiAlso, do you think that foldable smartphones will be able to change the way we interact with devices now?

Samsung's Foldable Galaxy F Will Be A Limited Edition Smartphone

Samsung's first foldable phone, referred to as Samsung F for now, is one of the highly anticipated phones expected to be unveiled at the company's developer conference in November and hit the market early next year. The foldable phone by Samsung has already seen a lot of delays and changes in its design. But the latest report from Patently Apple confirms that the Samsung's foldable smartphone will not be mass produced, which will have a significant impact on its price and availability. This film protects the display placed beneath and is a crucial component of the foldable smartphones responsible for flexibility and durability. For the production of this film, Samsung has surprisingly chosen a smaller Japanese firm Sumitomo Chemical over the major South Korean supplier Kolon Industries.

Huawei Confirms Release Of 5G Smartphone With A Foldable Screen In Mid-2019

as declared in A 5G smartphone with a huge foldable screenHuawei's chief also said that 5G will be 100 times faster than 4G networks, and 50 times more responsive. "In our first 5G smartphone, we are going to introduce a foldable screen. "So let's imagine, with much faster speed – 100 times faster than today – you're going to enjoy an amazing high-definition video experience with a big screen on your smartphone." Atherton Research's TakeHuawei's first 5G smartphone will most likely use its latest artificial intelligence-capable Kirin 980 processor - unveiled at the IFA show earlier this month - alongside the company's 5G modem, the Balong 5000. At the IFA show earlier this month, Samsung CEO DJ Koh said that the Korean electronics giant plans to unveil a smartphone with a foldable screen by the end of the year.