In Pictures: Samsung unveils Galaxy Fold, wearables
While stepping up its efforts in artificial intelligence and wearables
Attendees watch a video of the new Samsung Galaxy S10 smartphone during the Samsung Unpacked event on February 20, 2019 in San Francisco, California. PHOTO: AFP
SAN FRANCISCO:
Samsung unveiled its first foldable handset from a major manufacturer on the home turf of rival Apple, with the two giants battling for the premium segment of the market.
The South Korean giant released the device which unfolds to a display of 7.3 inches to serve as both a smartphone and tablet.
"We are giving you a device that doesn't just define a new category, it defies category," said Samsung's Justin Denison at a San Francisco product launch event.
Samsung also announced its new Galaxy S10 handset along with a new lineup of wearable tech devices including its Galaxy Watch Active smartwatch, Galaxy Fit trackers and its cord-free earbuds, called Galaxy Buds.
Samsung Galaxy S10+ rumoured to come with 1TB storage
Samsung unveiled its first foldable handset from a major manufacturer on the home turf of rival Apple, with the two giants battling for the premium segment of the market.
The South Korean giant released the device which unfolds to a display of 7.3 inches to serve as both a smartphone and tablet.
"We are giving you a device that doesn't just define a new category, it defies category," said Samsung's Justin Denison at a San Francisco product launch event.
Samsung also announced its new Galaxy S10 handset along with a new lineup of wearable tech devices including its Galaxy Watch Active smartwatch, Galaxy Fit trackers and its cord-free earbuds, called Galaxy Buds.
Samsung Galaxy S10+ rumoured to come with 1TB storage