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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip comes to India for $1529


Samsung launches their latest Galaxy Z Flip to India. The newly announced foldable smartphone from the South Koreans featuring 6.7" FHD+ Dynamic AMOLED panel with Samsung's newly developed horizontal "Hideaway Hinge" has made it's way to the manufacturer's official online retail webstore for a price of Indian Rupees equivalent to 1529.76 USD for the 8GB RAM variant with 256GB on board storage space. This price for the device in India is higher than the tag the handset originally carries in the stateside. The phone will be arrive in both Mirror Purple and Mirror Black color options and will go up for grabs from authorized Samsung retail outlets across the country and online through Samsung India. Interested consumers can click on the "NOTIFY ME" from Samsung's website here to stay updated on pre-ordering details and other availability information in the country. Samsung also offers one time screen damage protection plan for inner screen and external screen free with the purchase, and no-cost EMI for the Galaxy Z Flip starts at $127.48 per month, while standard EMI starts at $72.01 monthly.

US launch and pricing details hinted for Samsung Galaxy S20 series and Galaxy Z Flip


Couple of new tweets from the Twitter-based tipster and xdadevelopers writer Max Weinbach claims that, the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S20, the Galaxy S20 Plus and Galaxy S20 Ultra will go up for grabs in the stateside starting on the first Friday of March (March 6 to be precise), and the top-end Galaxy S20 Ultra should cost you around 1300 USD. In a different tweet he also mentioned that the Galaxy Z Flip will likely launch on February 14, which falls exactly in line with the leak reported by Roland Quandt from the Germany-based source WinFuture.

 Apparently, the clamshell phone is expected to go on sale in the United States as an AT&T exclusive, at least during it's initial launch and is also rumored to arrive as a separate unlocked variant. However the rumored price for the handset in US is anticipated to be around $1400 by Max, while the Galaxy Z Flip may supposedly carry a tag $1600 in the European region according to Roland.
Source: Max Weinbach (Twitter)

New reports propose the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip to be more expensive than we actually thought


According to a new report coming in from the Korean media Naver, the upcoming clamshell foldable smartphone from Samsung won't be as cheap as we all are expecting. We hear some new speculations make rounds, suggesting the forthcoming Galaxy Z Flip to be priced somewhere around 1370.59 USD when we converted the indicated 1.6 Million South Korean Won. Even though it is now suspected to carry a price tag with numbers way more than the previous rumors, it's still cheaper than the original Galaxy Fold phablet. The new Galaxy Z Flip is expected to make it's official appearance on the February 11 at Samsung's scheduled Galaxy Unpacked Event from San Francisco, United States. We also learn that the upcoming event from the manufacturer will be the first stage for their new President and Head of Mobile Division, Roh Tae-moon. Here are the words from an industry official, that has been roughly translated from Korean.  
It's a little over the price point that consumers are expecting, but it's cheap compared to the Galaxy Fold, this is because the total mass production is not much higher than the premium phone, it is competitive enough to sell in terms of scarcity.
Source: Naver

Two new leather covers for Galaxy Z Flip goes official in the United Kingdom


Great Britain's popular online mobile accessories retailer MobileFun has made it to the news once again this month by releasing two new official leather covers for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Z Flip smartphone.

 The Galaxy Z Flip is going to be Samsung's latest offering from their foldable display smartphones featuring a clamshell design like the Motorola Razr with a horizontal hinge axis. We have already seen and heard a lot about the smartphone in the past and the phone is expected to arrive at the manufacturer's Galaxy Unpacked Event that will go live from San Francisco, United States on February 11. However after revealing the case options for the Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20 Plus and Galaxy S20 Ultra earlier last week, MobileFun has now published price details, part numbers and other information regarding the newly launched cases being offered for the Galaxy Z Flip in the United Kingdom, before a formal launch of the device from Samsung. These new official covers are crafted in genuine leather, and comes to consumers in Black and White color options carrying a price of $130.14 each.
These new official covers provide a great protection to the new Galaxy Z Flip, while letting Samsung’s unique folding design and multiple screens shine through. All screen remain accessible at all times, while the case guards the phone's sleek body. Unfortunately Samsung will only be releasing two official case options for the Galaxy Z Flip, but there will be more choice from brands such as UAG, Olixar and more in the coming future, said Mike Hart from MobileFun.
Source: MobileFun

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip to come with a new combination of ultra thin glass and plastic, even hints a 3300mAh battery


Couple of new tweets from Max Weinbach yesterday gave us some more details on the forthcoming Galaxy Z Flip, the South Korea's next possible treatment for customers looking forward to a more affordable clamshell foldable Android smartphone with flexible display. Earlier we were told that the phone will come featuring the world's first ultra-thin glass layer covering the flexible display, replacing the existing transparent polyimide layer. But according to Max, Samsung have different plans in mind for their next release, as it will trait an ultra thin glass material along with the plastic layer as well, meaning the phone's display panel will have a plastic layer covering the ultra thin glass for added protection. In a second tweet he also reported that Samsung's Galaxy Flip Z purportedly embraces a 3300mAh powered battery under the hood with the alleged 15W fast charging capabilities.
Source: Max Weinbach (Twitter) 1, 2

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip rumored to come with only 15W fast charging


Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip is the company's next generation foldable clamshell smartphone incoming from the South Koreans. The phone is expected to arrive at the company's scheduled Galaxy Unpacked Event that will go live on February 11, in San Francisco, United States. So talking about the smartphone traiting flexible display in regard to the past speculations, we already heard that Samsung is planning to make the device more affordable when compared to it's higher-end expensive sibling, the original Galaxy Fold. On January 9, we even told you that the phone may pack an older Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 chipset on board, and could launch featuring the world's first ultra-thin glass layer material covering the display, that will replace existing plastic seen from the Galaxy Fold, Motorola Razr as well as Huawei Mate X.

 Now lately, with the new leaks making it's way from the Chinese regulatory body CCC, we can allegedly confirm the forthcoming Samsung Android-enabled phone, "designed with the motif of compact powder from French cosmetics brand Lancome," carrying the model number SM-F7000 will ship with a 15W charger out of the box, unlike the 25W fast charging rumored previously. In case you missed, you may take at look at the leaked live images of the purported smartphone here.

Source: SAMMOBILE

New name suggested for next generation Galaxy Fold 2, but it's not Galaxy Bloom


We first took our possible look at the next generation Galaxy Fold 2 back in December, reporting you about an all new purported clamshell smartphone from the South Koreans that made an appearance in a few leaked hands-on images, making it's way from the popular Chinese social media website. Ever since then, the phone has been in talks in our industry, and a couple of days we even told you that Samsung's President and CEO of Telecommunications division, DJ Koh held a confidential meeting at the Consumer Electronics Show's floor in Las Vegas, United States with several global telecommunications industry executives.

 At this very meeting, the sources confirmed that the manufacturer showed off four of it's upcoming Galaxy branded smartphones, which brought the Galaxy Bloom to the limelight alongside the Galaxy S20 series. The Galaxy Bloom is reportedly the latest and forthcoming Galaxy Fold 2 or the next foldable clamshell smartphone from Samsung that folds with an horizontal axis like the Motorola Razr. So as we assume and continue to believe that this latest phone from Samsung will be named as the Galaxy Bloom, today we interestingly had a tweet from the notorious Samsung tipster, suggesting that "Galaxy Bloom" was just a code name for the handset and the phone will allegedly be named as the Galaxy Z Flip by the phone maker, as we get closer to an official launch on February 11.
Source: Ice universe (Twitter)
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