Samsung foldable phone unveiling closer after Galaxy X receives another certification
The last we heard about the oft-rumored foldable smartphone from Samsung, dubbed the Galaxy X (and no, it doesn't stand for the number ten) was that the phone would arrive some time in 2018. This hopeful outlook came from Samsung's top mobile executive, Koh Dong-jin, who made the statement about two weeks ago. Now, it's believed that the foldable Samsung handset has been certified in South Korea by the country's National Radio Agency.
The phone seen by the National Radio Agency sports the model number of SM-G888N0; that is the same model that received its Bluetooth certification back in July. Now that it has received its NRA certification, we could see the Samsung Galaxy X make its long awaited introduction in the not too distant future, possibly before the end of this year.
The phone carries a code name of Project Valley, and we wonder whether Samsung will change the name of the phone in light of Apple's use of the iPhone X name for its tenth anniversary model. With both certifications pointing to a upcoming release of Samsung's foldable phone, we might not have to wait much longer to find out.
source: AndroidGuys
The phone carries a code name of Project Valley, and we wonder whether Samsung will change the name of the phone in light of Apple's use of the iPhone X name for its tenth anniversary model. With both certifications pointing to a upcoming release of Samsung's foldable phone, we might not have to wait much longer to find out.
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