Samsung Galaxy A8s Specs Gets Revealed Ahead Of Launch

There's no notch at the top, and the camera hole is visible near the top left corner of the screen. The device will feature a main 12 wide-angle camera, a super wide-angle 16MP one, and a 13 MP telephoto lens, which could see a 3x optical zoom capability like on the Huawei flagship devices. The screen will be flat just like the Samsung's Galaxy S-series and Note series which sport a dual-curved edge Infinity display.

The market also goes for the best model in the smartphone world whether it would Samsung or any other brand, the most important need to keep your feet in the market is to enable certification for your smartphone, the same was done by Samsung for its new Samsung Galaxy S10.

Huawei has confirmed that it is working on a foldable phone.

If consumers accept this change and the reception of the change is positive, we could presume that other future Samsung devices would also come out without the 3.5-mm headphones jack. Even though these will be LCD screens rather than OLED, which is what the Galaxy S10 will rock, the Infinity-O technology will already be in the wild ahead of Samsung's Galaxy S10 launch event. The big news from all of this is that the phone will also support 5G. The Galaxy S8 was the first phone rumored to come with an all-screen display and a built-in fingerprint sensor.

Royole has announced that shipping for its FlexPai phone will begin next month but more people will likely get their hands on it next year.

The Samsung Foldable Smartphone is coming next year, we have heard lots of rumors about what it will be called, the latest one suggests that it will be named the Samsung Galaxy Fold. The FlexPai phone is on this list because it is the very first foldable phone to be announced. However, we know that the S10 will offer at least three different variants, so it is hard to speculate at this point, what variant this render belongs to.

The market now loves Jay Powell
In his speech Wednesday, Powell spoke directly to the stock market volatility and somewhat downplayed the recent action. The Fed's benchmark federal-funds rate since then has been between 2% and 2.25% - or just below the lowest estimate.