DBS Designing Team is back with a concept of the Samsung Galaxy X and no, it’s not a foldable machine this time. Instead, it’s more of a Galaxy S10, the logical extension and evolution from the Galaxy S9. We’re dealing with a high end smartphone with a glass (and metal)
The word’s out that Samsung is going to delay its foldable or flexible phone till 2019. Apparently it’s not ready for 2018 prime time, that’s the reason and technology is not there yet. Till that happens we’ve got the concept below, rendered by Gadgets Arena. It’s a bit curvier than
Interestingly, the most leaked foldable phone right now is the Surface Phone, not the Galaxy X somehow. That doesn’t mean we have forgotten about Samsung’s upcoming experimental device. The Samsung Galaxy X has just received a video and set of renders from Techconfigurations and some of their aesthetic choices actually
While a part of the media believes that the Samsung Galaxy X is going to be a foldable phone, others believe it will be a sort of evolved clamshell. Concept Creator seems to be part of the latter approach, as he delivers a Samsung Galaxy X concept that feels very
Insiders say that Samsung already showcased its foldable phone behind closed doors at MWC 2017, making all the partners excited about it. Now it seems that more info has leaked, being used by designers to draw inspiration for concepts. Once such example is the Samsung Galaxy X, rendered by Techconfigurations
Shahin Jazirian imagined a new Samsung concept phone that goes by the name of Samsung Galaxy X and has midrange specs. That’s why I see it as a Galaxy Nexus successor, especially because it has a similar 4.65 inch diagonal and HD resolution. We’re dealing here with a handset with
Long-Nong Huang imagined a Samsung Galaxy S II model with extra features and called it the Samsung Galaxy X. This handset uses the same 1.2GHz dual core CPU, a 4 inch Super AMOLED Plus display and 768MB of RAM, while the extra feature is the 12 megapixel camera able to
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