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Chinese tech companies challenge Samsung's foldable smartphone dominance

Samsung's Fold and Flip phones were once the only major players in the foldable smartphone market, but now Chinese tech giants like Oppo and Vivo are intensifying competition. Even OnePlus is entering the foldable race, and Google is joining with its Google Pixel Fold.

Is Nothing entering the foldable smartphone market?

Recently, Nothing, a London-based consumer technology company, tweeted about a Fold(1) device. The tweet led many to believe that the company was introducing a foldable device, but it turned out to be just an idea from a community member. However, with Nothing's founder, Carl Pei's passion for technology and the trend of foldable smartphones, it's possible that the company could release a foldable device soon.

What could we expect from Nothing's Foldable Smartphone?

If Nothing enters the foldable smartphone market, it's likely that the company will prioritize the device's design and make it a standout feature. The company may also bring its iconic Glyph lighting system and a transparent design. However, it is uncertain what direction the company will take. One of the most critical components of a foldable phone is its hinge, which can make or break the device's functionality. It's essential for the hinge to be well-designed, so there's no unsightly crease running down the middle of the screen. It's expected that the company will devote all its resources to creating the most beautiful and functional device possible. Nothing's entry into the foldable smartphone market could disrupt the industry, with a unique and premium design, impressive feature set, and potentially lower price point. If Nothing creates a foldable device, it will be exciting to see what the company has in store for consumers. Read the full article

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Here is a quick sketch I drew on my samsung flip ✨️ I'm planning on refining and may change it quite a lot on my iPad. 😗 😁

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Samsung galaxy Flip3 5G 8/128gb Demo phone Price-32000 . . #samsungflip #samsungflip3 #sonicollection (at Kalina HERE) https://www.instagram.com/p/ClA96WXsb9-/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Credits to @samsungfact According to a new rumor from South Korea, the upcoming Galaxy Z Flip 3 will be available in new eight color options, Black, White, Dark Blue, Light Purple, Green, Violet, Pink, and Matte Gray. Which one is your favorite color? Image : Tistory #GalaxyZFlip3 #SamsungZFlip3 #GalaxyZFlip2 #SamsungZFlip2 #GalaxyZFlip5G #SamsungZFlip5G #GalaxyZFlip #SamsungZFlip #MotorolaRazr #MotorolaRazr5G #FoldablePhone #DualCamera #Ultrawide #5G #Hinge #OLED #GalaxyFlip #SamsungFlip Reposted from @samsungfact https://www.instagram.com/p/COIZgbFgPTz/?igshid=w456so1xiud6

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Galaxy Z Flip 3 (SM-F926) foldable Render👇😍🔥 6.73" Dynamic AMOLED 2x LTPO Tiny external 📳 120Hz Glass Victus 64+12+5 triple📸 10MP Under-display���� IP53 Stereo speakers SD 888 5g 8/12GB 256GB 8 New Colors - Gray,White,Dark Blue,Pink,Purple,Green,Black,Beige 4275mAh 🔋 25W ⚡ S-Pen✏️ One UI 3.5 Android 11 Via: https://t.co/7jJdMUy6kD Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 Dual Battery Capacities Revealed by 3C Certification, will come with a 2060 mAh and a 2215 mAh battery. Via: https://t.co/AsZeuRTmnc #Flip3 #SamsungFlip #GalaxyZFlip3 https://t.co/lwylbHTwVk #GalaxyZFlip3 https://t.co/WS1gqIqs9a https://www.instagram.com/p/CN6hZ0aAcTk/?igshid=5j0d92fik6cs

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Flippiamo tutti? #samsung #samsungzflip #smartphone #flipz #samsungflip #android https://www.instagram.com/p/B8ddFhDIYyP/?igshid=im33snmne6tn

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#Repost @technicallust ・・・ Samsung Galaxy Z Flip durability 💪💪💪 Tag your friends 👥 Comment below ⤵️⤵️⤵️ ▫️ Follow @technicallust 🔥🔥🔥 Follow @technicallust 🔥🔥🔥 ▫️ DM for credit #samsung #galaxyzflip #zflip #durability #galaxyzflip2 #samsungflip #SamsungGalaxyZflip #Foldable #foldablephone #galaxyfold2 #galaxyfold #foldablesmartphone #upcomingsmartphones #note20plus #note20 #galaxynote20 #galaxynote20plus #samsungnote20 #samsungnote20plus #fold #smartphone #gadgets #tech #techlust #technews #technology #technews #techblog #bloggerindia #bloggeritalia https://www.instagram.com/p/CCNmMTwA-Mv/?igshid=1kbxlbzkb0zgb

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@ 8:00 AM after lunch 🙂 I wish a good day to everybody in this world except to those who are f**g our lives 😡 #2023 #samsungphotography #samsungphoto #samsungflip #interior #decoration #peace #innerpeace #cool (bij Heist, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium) https://www.instagram.com/p/Coy3R6IohBi/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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พร้อมพลิกโฉมห้องประชุม ด้วย Samsung Flip แล้วหรือยัง?

Samsung Flip จอทัชสกรีนที่มาพร้อมซอฟต์แวร์ในจอ ไม่ต้องอุปกรณ์เพิ่ม พร้อมใช้งานทันทีเพียงแค่เคาะหน้าจอ หรือหยิบปากกาออกมาจากที่เก็บเท่านั้น

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#Repost @samsungturkiye Tasarımcı @safakcak ile yaptığımız özel röportaj serisinde Samsung Flip'in iş hayatına kattıklarıyla birlikte daha pek çok sorumuzu cevapladı. “Samsung Flip'in yardımıyla ekip arkadaşlarımla tasarımların ve sunumların üzerinde birlikte çalışıp tartışarak kolayca tüm fikirlerimizi hayata geçiriyoruz. 🙌Okullar ve ofisler için türünün en iyisi 💯” @samsungturkiye @uplifers #samsung #samsungflip #samsungturkiye #samsung #innovation #inovasyon #sunum #presentation #new #yeni #technology #office #ofis #okul #şirket #safakcak #istanbul #turkey #türkiye (at Safak Cak)

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Olha quem voltou! Samsung resgata o celular Flip

Olha quem voltou! Samsung resgata o celular Flip

Samsung resgatou o celular flip com o Galaxy Folder 2 – uma releitura do aparelho sensação do começo do milênio. Nas cores Pink e Preto, o novo aparelho combinará o layout do clássico com todas as funcionalidades do smartphone no sistema Android 6.0 Marshmallow e display de 3,8 polegadas (9,652 cm). Produzido na Coréia do Sul por U$ 260, em breve chegará ao mercado internacional.

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CES 2018: Samsung Unifies IoT Experiences Into One SmartThings App

Samsung Electronics America, Inc. on Monday at the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas outlined its vision and strategy for intelligent Internet of Things (IoT) experiences.

In spring 2018, Samsung will unite its IoT applications—including Samsung Connect, Smart Home, Smart View and more—into a single SmartThings app, which will connect and control any SmartThings-enabled device directly from a phone, TV or car. The goal is to make IoT easier and more seamless for consumers.

Additionally, Samsung announced plans to connect HARMAN Ignite to the SmartThings Cloud, moving the IoT experience beyond the smart home to the car. As a result, consumers will be able to manage their connected home from the car, and vice versa.

As revealed pre-CES, Verizon has tapped Samsung to help it build out its 5G network in California. Samsung and Harman say they’ve developed the first 5G vehicle-to-vehicle communications system, to lay groundwork for autonomous driving.

"From the connected car, office and home, this is Samsung's vision for an intelligent and seamless #IoT experience." http://pic.twitter.com/H7Tr7HFSQl

— Samsung US Newsroom (@SamsungNewsUS) January 8, 2018

More details from Samsung’s CES press release:

During today’s press conference, Samsung demonstrated its unique ability to make seamlessly connected consumer experiences across Samsung devices at home, at the office and on-the-go. Samsung has been working to make all Samsung products IoT-ready by 2020. In addition, the company announced today its plan to advance IoT adoption via an open, consistent and intelligent platform.

“At Samsung, we believe IoT should be as easy as flipping a switch. With the new products and services announced today, we’re making IoT easier and more seamless,” said Hyunsuk (HS) Kim, President, Head of Samsung’s Consumer Electronics Division and Samsung Research. “We’re committed to accelerating IoT adoption for everyone and making all Samsung connected devices intelligent by 2020. These advancements will help consumers realize the benefits of a seamless and simple connected life.”

Samsung is uniquely positioned to turn #5G's potential into reality. #CES2018 #SamsungxCES2018 http://pic.twitter.com/osr2Ipio4K

— Samsung US Newsroom (@SamsungNewsUS) January 8, 2018

Intelligence of Things for Everyone

Samsung’s IoT philosophy is built on open innovation making it accessible to more people and when infused with intelligence, can personalize their experience. Today’s fragmented and complex IoT ecosystem is a barrier to adoption. For IoT to be approachable and accessible it requires scale and open innovation. Thanks to a robust portfolio of products including TVs, appliances and smartphones, and Samsung’s leadership to deliver 5G connectivity, Samsung is well-positioned to deliver an open IoT ecosystem via SmartThings.

Samsung is working with partners such as the Open Connectivity Foundation (OCF) to set common industry standards. OCF is the largest IoT standardization body in the world and Samsung’s ARTIK chip, air conditioner and Family Hub refrigerator have already been certified by the association for interoperability criteria needed for IoT.

In spring 2018, Samsung will unite its IoT applications, including Samsung Connect, Smart Home, Smart View and more into the SmartThings app to connect and control any SmartThings-enabled device directly from their phone, TV, or car from a single application.

"From the connected car, office and home, this is Samsung's vision for an intelligent and seamless #IoT experience." http://pic.twitter.com/H7Tr7HFSQl

— Samsung US Newsroom (@SamsungNewsUS) January 8, 2018

Additionally, Samsung announced plans to connect HARMAN Ignite to the SmartThings Cloud, moving the IoT experience beyond the smart home to the car. As a result, consumers will be able to manage their connected home from the car and vice versa.

An integral part of Samsung’s vision is to connect devices and make them intelligent. With Bixby, Samsung is bringing its personalized intelligence service to more devices. In 2018, select Samsung Smart TVs and new Family Hub refrigerators will have voice control via Bixby to make everyday tasks easier. With devices and services working together and infused with intelligence, in-home activities become easier.

"Bringing together #IoT and personalized intelligence, Bixby, makes the connected devices in your life work better for you." http://pic.twitter.com/0et4VN3IH0

— Samsung US Newsroom (@SamsungNewsUS) January 8, 2018

Because increased connectivity requires improved security, Samsung announced that it has incorporated its trusted Samsung Knox technology into its connected devices, including Smart TVs and Smart Signage, additional mobile products and Smart appliances. Knox technology includes a hardware security system and firmware updates to help ensure devices are protected.

Building the Connected Future

Samsung highlighted its ongoing commitment to investing in breakthrough technologies. In 2017, Samsung spent more than $14 billion on R&D. The company also increased investments through Samsung NEXT – a key initiative to accelerate its transformation into an integrated hardware and software company.

Samsung also created a new AI Center as part of its newly consolidated Samsung Research unit. The AI Center, which includes four labs in Toronto, Montreal, Cambridge (UK) and Russia in 2018, will be coupled with Samsung’s ongoing work in Korea and Silicon Valley and the company’s M&A activities to drive its AI ambitions forward.

Seamless Device Experiences

New products and services announced at CES 2018 highlight exactly how Samsung is making progress to create seamless IoT experiences.

Giving consumers the ability to manage their connected devices from the kitchen, and that's connected living. #FamilyHub #SmartThings #CES2018 #SamsungxCES2018 http://pic.twitter.com/G0Kdc7D47W

— Samsung US Newsroom (@SamsungNewsUS) January 8, 2018

Home: Starting this year, Samsung Smart TVs will create a connected fabric between devices to provide effortless log-in for users from the moment the TV is unboxed. The new Family Hub refrigerators offer a wide range of smart features like syncing food storage with meal preparation, and keeping family members better connected and organized.

Samsung Smart TVs and Family Hub refrigerators features Bixby, giving TVs greater access to applications, the ability to easily search movies by genre and actors, and display personal photos while Family Hub refrigerators will be able to recognize individual voices of family members and give personalized information such as news, weather and calendar updates. Samsung Smart TVs and Family Hub refrigerators will also operate on a single connected cloud platform, the SmartThings Cloud, serving as a smart dashboard to monitor and control connected devices.

Digitizing your meeting process. #SamsungFlip will be available in the U.S. this month. #CES2018 #SamsungxCES2018 http://pic.twitter.com/LFBldvgQHz

— Samsung US Newsroom (@SamsungNewsUS) January 8, 2018

Office: Samsung is redefining the concept of the traditional office with flexible solutions that fit the needs of the modern mobile workforce. The Samsung Notebook 9 Pen brings power, portability and performance to the notebook PC for those whose jobs don’t end when they leave the office. The 55-inch Samsung Flip interactive digital flip chart, simplifies office collaboration by connecting seamlessly with group members’ smartphones and notebooks for faster content and idea sharing. Up to four different participants can introduce content or annotate directly on screen at the same time using either their fingers or an embedded pen.

Samsung and Harman say they’ve i#developed first 5G vehicle to vehicle communications system to lay groundwork for autonomous driving. http://pic.twitter.com/LrG5yg3NJE

— Ed Baig (@edbaig) January 8, 2018

Mobility: Samsung is helping to lead the transition to 5G networks that will usher in a new set of connected experiences. Samsung is partnering with wireless carriers and broadband providers to conduct the first customer trials of 5G connectivity with up to 100 times faster speeds than the 4G LTE available on phones today. With 5G connectivity, Samsung demonstrated its vision for more comfortable driving. The Samsung Digital Cockpit shows how cars will become seamlessly connected with other ‘things’ as part of IoT.

The new dashboard design, along with Bixby, allows drivers to easily control the in-car experience and connected devices at home through voice, touch, gesture and context-based triggers. Passengers can also enjoy ultra-fast streaming movies on the go. The industry-first 5G-capable Telematics Control Unit (TCU) can download and upload data faster and enables vehicle-to-everything communications, laying the groundwork for better autonomous driving.

"Technology that simplifies your life." #CES2018 #SamsungxCES2018 http://pic.twitter.com/cP4acxfAYd

— Samsung US Newsroom (@SamsungNewsUS) January 8, 2018

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