Xiaomi Plans To Overtake Samsung In February
It’s no secret that Samsung will unveil its new flagship smartphones next month – eitherSamsung Galaxy S11, either what the latest sayrumors Samsung Galaxy S20. In any case, the date remains unchanged – the devices are announced on February 11 this year. But apparently, Xiaomi wants to be the first, in connection with which it will present its flagships earlier than the South Korean tech giant does.
So, according to popular Internet insiders,then Xiaomi wants to release its anniversary smartphone – Xiaomi Mi 10 – until February 11, thereby “lubricating” the triumph of Samsung with their new “galaxies”. And the Chinese have something to lubricate – judging by the official poster of Samsung, as part of its own presentation, the company intends to show not only the Galaxy S with a square camera module, but also introduce a new generation of flexible smartphones, this time made in a clamshell form factor. Yes, yes, Koreans decided to “peep” at Motorola how a truly decent flexible smartphone can be implemented.
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