Samsung Launches Bezel-Less, Notch-Less Galaxy Smartphone

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After an iterative year, Samsung smartphones are about to get very interesting indeed. Not only is the folding Galaxy F coming very soon, but the company's game-changing bezel-less, notch-less display tech looks to be ready for the Galaxy S10. Tantalisingly, Ice Universe tweeted:"[The] Galaxy A8s is just the beginning of Samsung's innovative technology next year."This makes sense. In that case, it seems perfectly reasonable to expect the Galaxy S10 to match the design of the Galaxy S8s. ___Follow Gordon on Twitter, Facebook and Google+More On ForbesSamsung Teases Folding Galaxy F Smartphone LaunchGalaxy S9 Software Reveals Galaxy S10 ChipsetSamsung CEO Reveals 'Very Significant' Galaxy S10 UpgradeGalaxy Note 9 Vs Galaxy Note 8: What's The Difference?

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Samsung Teases Folding Galaxy F Smartphone Launch

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