Oi, mates, what is the good word? The good word is that Galaxy Fold will soon be available for sale in the land down under. Samsung took its time with delivering that device to Australia – heck, even the middle of nowhere European countries like Poland got it first – but every wait must eventually come to an end. Australian Galaxy Fold will be released on October 30th. Its price will be $2,999, a lot but less than some experts expected it to be. Tweet Vote on HN ...

Samsung’s new foldable is very popular in SK, with the first batch of pre-ordered devices disappearing from the shelves in much under an hour. Now though the device has become more widespread and can be bought without the neccessity of pre-ordering. Fold is being sold in retail via both Samsung and its local carrier partners, and is of course still available over Samsung’s online store. This does not change the device’s price, which is still steep.Samsung Galaxy Fold has reportedly sold 500 thousand units so far. Samsung’s rather ambitious plan is to reach 6 million ...

The South Korean company has officially announced that yes, the phone’s scanner can be fooled by simply changing its protective layer. The company’s statement was otherwise short: Samsung has promised that it is working on the fix. That is all. Tweet Vote on HN ...

According to The Korean Herald, later this month Samsung’s foldable device will be reaching markets of Poland, Mexico, Japan and Switzerland. Device will be released in China soon after, on November 1st. For an unknown reason, the japanese release of the foldable will not have Samsung’s logo on its hinge.So far, Samsung has sold around 20,000 units of Galaxy Fold in South Korea and 1,600 units in India. Total production of Galaxy Folds should reach the number around 100,000. At least part of them is made with replacements in ...

Japan had to wait quite a while – the foldable device is already out in Europe, US, South Korea and India – but the wait will soon be over. The device will be sold in Japan via the au carrier, who will only offer the 4G variant of it. Au’s pricing for the device has not yet been revealed – as a reminder, Galaxy Fold’s usual price is something around two thousand dollars. Tweet Vote on HN ...

The night mode is not being mentioned in the September’s update changelog, but it has been confirmed by the receiving users. Now Galaxy S9 and S9+ can take brighter and more detailed pictures in low-light, their quality similiar to that of Galaxy S10.The uppgrade comes with updates, respectively, G960USQU6CSI2 and G965USQU6CSI2. Both weight around 800 megabytes, so make sure that your phone is charged before you begin to download them. Tweet Vote on HN ...

Whole supply of those premium devices have been sold on day 1. We do not know how many Galaxy Fold units were delivered there; the number may be anything between 500 and 2000. This is not the first time something like that happened, too. 1000 units of the first batch sent to South Korea have been sold out in 30 minutes.Date of arrival of the next batch of Malaysian Galaxy Folds is unknown, but do not worry, it is sure to take place soon. Tweet Vote on HN ...

Australian fans of cheap Samsung models, open up your wallets and dish out your credit cards, because this here is a good deal. Optus store is offering Samsung Galaxy S10e for only $59 a month on a 24-month contract. Overall price of the phone is $1,416. Included into the transactions is 30 gigabytes of free data as well as a pair of Galaxy Buds ($249) for free – the latter only if you buy before November 25. Tweet Vote on HN ...

– 6,5 inch LCD display, 19:9, HD+– Qualcomm Snapdragon 450 CPU, 1,8 GHz– Adreno 506 GPU– 3/4 GB RAM and 32/64 GB flash memory, up to 512 GB with the microSD card– triple main camera: 13 Mpix (f/1.9) + 8 Mpix + 5 Mpix– 8 Mpix selfie shooter– USB-C connectivity– fingerprint scanner– Android 9 Pie OS,– 4000 mAh battery, 15W quick charge– black, green and blue colour variants. Tweet Vote on HN ...

It seems that Brits’ curiosity about Samsung’s foldable smartphone was large enough to empty the stores. If you are one of the interested UK folks but have not managed to grab your own Galaxy Fold yet, do not fret: Samsung’s stock of the device will soon be replenished. Next transport of the devices will hit UK shelves on October 10.The device will be available from Experience retail stores as well as EE stores. Its price will of course remain the same, ...