Microsoft, however, is able to launch the only dual-screen Surface Duo device that it first revealed about a year ago. The Android 10 device features two 5.6-inch OLED displays, joined via a narrow 360-degree hinge, which can work in combination as an 8.1-inch display. Microsoft has custom designed Android’s operational formula and its suite of productivity apps for Android to enable new dual-screen features. Surface Duo will be presented on September 10 from $1399. It has just the right help for AT-T and Verizon 4G network paints, and a decent help for T-Mobile 4G network paints, does not help the 71 band. It will be available as much as at AT-T. Key features come with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor, 6GB RAM, 128 or 256GB of storage, Cat. 18 LTE, 3577mAh battery capacity, 18W fast charging, fingerprint reader and USB-C 3.1 with video output to DisplayPort or HDMI. It features an 11 megapixel camera that helps 1080p video conferencing and 4K video capture. The 360-degree hinge allows the singles camera to look in or out. When opened, Surface Duo is only 4.8 mm thick.
August 5, 2020 Samsung has revealed the first major points of its upcoming premium folding, the Galaxy Z Fold2. In addition, T-Mobile, Verizon and AT-T have announced that they will offer the Z Fold2.
July 21, 2020LG today, however, revealed the main points of the U.S. launch of its 2020-centric flagship smartphone, the Velvet. The Velvet will be presented through the top 3 U.S. operators, starting with AT-T tomorrow.
July 13, 2020, U.S. carriers have introduced a wave of new LG and Samsung entry-level phones in recent weeks. The phones come with 3 new models from the two manufacturers.
Samsung’s new mid-range 5G phone, the Galaxy A71 5G, will be available on T-Mobile and Sprint this Friday for $600. Samsung has also made official that Verizon and AT-T will offer the phone “by the end of this summer” and that it will also be unlocked.
August 4, 2020: Mobile, Metro and Verizon will launch the Samsung Galaxy A51 5G this month, starting with T-Mobile on August 7. The A51 5G costs only $500, making it the maximum 5G phone presented through U.S. carriers to date.