Skip to main content

Samsung smartphone with four cameras coming this year



Samsung may be readying a device with four cameras on the back and it won't be a Galaxy Note nor a Galaxy S (nor the foldable Galaxy F) phone. The information comes from Twitter user and popular leakster Ice universe.
In his tweet Ice universe makes clear we're talking about a device that will launch in 2018 with four cameras, although no details were provided.
So, what could it be? If we had to guess we would take a pick among Samsung's A series and say that it could be a Galaxy A9 device for 2019 - those typically launch at the end of previous year. Since the current A-series have dual front cameras it's not hard to imagine that the next gen will also pack dual rear ones as they often inherit Galaxy S flagship features.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Poco F1, Honor 9N, Samsung Galaxy S8, Nokia 6.1 Plus, Others Get Discounts, Offers around 80% During Flipkart Women's Day Sale

HIGHLIGHTS Flipkart has teased discounts on various smartphone models It is also set to bring up to 80 percent discount on electronics products Flipkart sale will also bring no-cost EMI options and exchange offers Flipkart on the occasion of International Women's Day 2019 is hosting a sale between March 7 and March 8. The two-day Women's Day 2019 sale is teased to offer discounts on models such as Honor 9N, Nokia 6.1 Plus, Samsung Galaxy Note 8, and Vivo V9 Pro. Handsets such as the Poco F1, Samsung Galaxy S8, and Motorola One Power among others have also received discounted prices. The Flipkart sale will also bring up to 80 percent discount on electronics products and accessories, including laptops, headphones, speakers, cameras, and power banks. Flipkart has also tied up with Bajaj Finserv to offer no-cost EMI options on eligible EMI Network Cards throughout the Women's Day Sale. Flipkart Women's Day sale offers on mobile phones As per the  l...

Huawei Employee Reportedly Reveals Android P Name, And It’s Not What You Think

It’s that time of the year when the world speculates on which dessert will be used as the name for the next Android version. While there have been several easter eggs and hints about Android P’s official name, there’s no clarity on what it might actually be called. According a report by   Tabeltowo , a Huawei employee might have just leaked the full name of Android P as Android Pistachio. During a live chat with a customer, the Huawei support staff clearly said Android Pistachio in relation to a query about software updates in Poland, as seen in the image below: While simply Pistachio might not make sense to most people, considering the fact that Google is known for naming its Android version after desserts, a previous report might help. Back in February,  Bloomberg had reported  that Android P would be called Android Pistachio Ice Cream which makes more sense than just Pistachio. But we are sure you have other P-themed desserts in mind for...

BlackBerry will remove paid apps from the BlackBerry World app store on April 1st

BlackBerry Limited, the company that manages BlackBerry brand licensing and software, today began informing some app developers that it will forcibly remove paid software from the BlackBerry World app store on April 1st. BlackBerry says the marketplace will become a “free-only storefront,” and that “all purchasing mechanisms will be disabled.” Apps can still be monetized, the company says, but payment backends must be supported by the developer and built into the app itself. Refunds for paid content will be supported until April 30th, 2018, the note confirms, and customers will retain access to paid content even after it is removed. If a developer chooses not to transition an app from paid to free, the company will remove it by March 31st. Effectively, BlackBerry is announcing the end of BlackBerry World here,  as developer Steve Troughton-Smith notes on Twitter , where he posted the notice from the company and called it the final “nail in the coffin” for BB10, BlackBerry...