The history lesson starts with Samsung’s first mobile phone from 1988, continues with the first television phone in 1999, the launch of immersive displays in 2011
The company released a pretty cool teaser today that takes us on a quick little history of the cellphone, at least the Samsung version of it. This means we skip quickly past 2007 when the late Steve Jobs introduced the first Apple iPhone. The history lesson starts with Samsung’s first mobile phone from 1988, continues with the first television phone in 1999, the launch of immersive displays in 2011, the first water-resistant handset in 2014, the introduction of mobile payment service Samsung Pay in 2015, and the release of foldable phones starting in 2020.
The teaser asks, “What’s next?” and closes with the words “Get ready for a new era of mobile” splashed on the screen. What is next is AI and Samsung is reportedly loading the Galaxy S24 serieswith some exciting features such as AI Live Translate Call which translates a phone call in real time.
Two people speaking different languages will hear a translation of what the other person is saying so that a conversation between someone speaking English and someone who is talking in Spanish can take place seamlessly.
One rumored AI feature will allow a Galaxy S24 series handset to go through a phone call and take action based on things discussed on the call. Events will be added to a calendar app and tasks added to a to-do list. Samsung has raised expectations and it needs to come through.
We’d also be remiss if we didn’t mention that from now through January 16th, you can reserve the Galaxy S24 model you want to buy by reserving it at Samsung.com which will earn you $50 in Samsung credit. Eligible trade-ins will allow you to take up to $1,020 in savings toward the new flagship line.
When and how to watch Samsung Galaxy S24 Unpacked?
Through teasers on different social media platforms of the South Koreans, the physical event will kick off on January 17 at 1:00 PM ET / 7:00 PM CET. It will be hosted at the SAP Center in San Jose, although there will be a live stream on Samsung’s website and YouTube channel.
Samsung has not provided any details about the Galaxy S24 yet. However, they are already commencing the pre-order program where those who sign up for the event from now will receive a $50 credit for use later when the handsets are actually available. Other countries will receive a different credit value, and in my case, they’re offering close to a $100 credit….read more
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