Samsung will unveil its much anticipated folding phone and the Galaxy S10 on February 20th in San Francisco, it is expected.
The firm today revealed the event, at the Bill Graham auditorium in San Francisco, which Apple has previously used for its launch events.
'On February 20, Samsung Electronics will unveil new devices that promise to usher in new Galaxy experiences based on 10 years of innovations,' the firm said.
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Samsung today revealed the event, at the Bill Graham auditorium in San Francisco, which Apple has previously used for its launch events.
'The exciting reveal will take place at the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event in San Francisco.'
'We’ve set our sights on Galaxy’s future and are focusing on engineering the technologies and breakthroughs that will continue to transform the mobile landscape,' the firm said in a blog post.
'At the 2018 Samsung Developer Conference, Samsung unveiled the Infinity Flex Display, marking the beginning of the era of foldable smartphones.'
Recent images reportedly show the Galaxy S10 'in the wild,' according to noted leaker Evan Blass.
The photo shows the 5.8-inch 'Beyond 1' version of the upcoming phone, which features an all-screen design and a 'hole-punch' in the display.
Samsung's foldable smartphone was announced last week and leaked reports from Korea are claiming it will be more expensive that its rival, the iPhone XS.
It is believed the pioneering handset will cost approximately two million Korean Won, which is around £1,370 ($1,760), before taxes.
The pricey gadget has been labelled the Samsung 'Galaxy F' and is expected to be available to buy in early 2019.
iPhone's current marquee device, the XS, starts at £999 ($999) while the larger XS Max is available for a minimum of £1,099 ($1,099).
It is believed the pioneering Samsung galaxy F will cost approximately two million Korean Won, which is around £1,370 ($1,760), before taxes. iPhone's current marquee device starts at £999 ($999) and the prices for the XS max begin at £1,099 ($1,099)
Kim Jang-yeol, head of research at Golden Bridge Investment, told the Korean Times that the device will be so expensive as a result of it being the first mainstream device to enter the unknown territory of foldable handsets.
According to the leak, the screen will expand to a 7.3-inch OLED screen when unfurled and it will shrink to a 4.5-inch display when closed.
The device is shrouded in mystery and Samsung has yet to release any confirmed details about the gadget's specifications or release.
Samsung's Developer Conference last week provided the first glimpse at the device when a prototype was displayed on a deliberately dark stage.
The tech giant has already confirmed that the
