Samsung to discuss the UI for its foldable phone next week
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A report from Korea's Asiae website states that Samsung plans on revealing next week how its long awaited foldable phone will operate. But the company will disappoint those who were hoping to see a working version of the phone surface at the company's Developer Conference. Instead, Samsung will display the differences in the UI it uses for its regular phones and tablets, and the one it has developed for the device that has now been dubbed the Samsung Galaxy F. Today's news was announced by Samsung executive Lee Kyeong-tae, who mentioned it during the company's conference call pertaining to Sammy's Q3 earnings report.
Samsung is said to be considering a final design between two prototypes it is believed to be considering. One is longer horizontally when the screen is unfolded (see image at the top of this article), and the other is longer vertically. A 4-inch external display allows users to have access to emails, notifications and messages without having to unfold the unit. Just this week, we learned that the in-display fingerprint scanner expected to be used on the Galaxy S10 will not be a feature on Galaxy F.
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