Eric Zeman / Android Authority TL;DR Samsung Display has teased a foldable phone with a multi-folding design. This would theoretically allow for a larger tablet display. Samsung is the undisputed leader in the foldable phone space right now, offering a polished clamshell foldable in the Galaxy Z Flip and a much-improved large-screen experience in the Galaxy Z Fold 2. Now, Samsung Display may have given us a hint of future foldable phone designs, as it recently teased a device with a multi-folding design.

The good news is that the tablet launches tomorrow, April 26 on AT&T. The Galaxy View 2 still isn’t live on AT&T’s website, but we’ll update this article with a link once it goes live. The bad news is that the Galaxy View 2 won’t be cheap — $37 each month for 20 months through AT&T Next. That adds up to $740, which makes the Galaxy View 2 more expensive than the $600 original Galaxy View.

TL;DR Samsung is reportedly working on a Galaxy S10 Plus variant with 5G connectivity. The phone is set to be produced in limited numbers, as 5G networks aren’t expected to be widespread in 2019. The company has previously released variants of its flagships with upgraded cellular connectivity. The push towards 5G is growing stronger, as more manufacturers conduct testing and target a 2019 release schedule. Now, it’s been reported that Samsung is working on a Galaxy S10 variant with 5G connectivity.

The phone has starred in a variety of leaks preceding the Berlin, Germany, media event, and we have seen many unconfirmed details about it in the past weeks, including plenty of leaked imagery – not to mention that Sony revealed various things about it with its teasers leading up to the event. Thankfully, the phone is finally official, and we can check out its official specs sheet: Size: 144 x 74 x 8.

Now that the Motorola Moto X is available inseveral different wood finishes, this could be the perfect time to ditch your iPhone and make the move over to Android. Even better, Motorola Migrate is going to make the job much easier, thanks to a new update for its Android app. Up until now, the Migrate feature was designed to transfer content from an existing Android device over to a Motorola handset, but no longer.

As it’s only two months until OUYA’s much anticipated release date, it’s about time we starting to have a look at some of the titles we can expect to see popping up on the little console. The CREATE Game Jam has been challenging development teams to build playable games in just 10 days, for the chance to win a prize from the $45,000 pool. There are an unbelievable number of entries, and I’ve not had time to look through them all.

The Android vs iOS battle will continue until one of them is gone. Given that is slowly losing its grasp on the mobile market, we’d be willing to bet that it won’t be Android that goes down first. However, new studies have come out showing that Apple controls the web share by nearly 40%.Let’s observe the facts. Since November 2012, Android web share has fallen 13% while Apple’s web share as gone up 1%.

Ask Alexa how many smart speakers have been unveiled at IFA 2018, and she’ll probably say not enough. Anker joined in on the fun and announced its IPX7-certified Anker Soundcore Flare S+, an update to the Soundcore Flare. The Anker Soundcore Flare S+ feature Amazon Alexa integration and maintain its predecessor’s 360-degree sound reproduction. The Anker Soundcore Flare S+ introduces Amazon Alexa to the Soundcore family, and illustrates that Anker listens to user feedback.

The team of developers behind the Chrome Beta web browser for Android has just rolled out a new software update that you would be keen to look into, primarily if you have found the lack of certain search bar-related features in previous versions quite disappointing. The latest iteration of Chrome Beta for Android, which currently sits at version 27, offers a few new features that stand to improve the overall user-experience greatly.

The Huawei P20 and P20 Pro have been on the market a little over two months now and I’ve been making good use of the impressive camera setup in that time. It’s something that Huawei needs to address to turn a great camera into a truly excellent one, and it’s definitely not a “feature” that we want to see come to more of its upcoming smartphones. The aggressive oversharpening, followed up by a tad too much denoise, produces an almost painted effect in some scenes.