Rumors have been circulating for a long time about the foldable smartphone that Samsung is planning to make. According to the latest news we've heard, the company is planning to launch a similar device in 2019.
As it turns out, the device will be called the Samsung Galaxy X, and now it sounds like the phone has been certified in South Korea. The Samsung Galaxy X with model number SM-G888N0 was recently certified as the South Korean equivalent by the FCC.
However, the company is reportedly facing technical issues while creating the foldable display. In addition, Samsung's mobile chief Koh announced that if the technical challenges are not addressed in time, the phone's launch will be delayed even further.
The design and features of the Galaxy X are still unknown. Based on concepts and patents, the Galaxy X is expected to be a foldable hybrid phone and tablet. So, it is certain that the Galaxy X still remains a mystery. In fact, there is no mention of the official name of the phone yet. Before it was revealed internally as the Galaxy X, the company's foldable smartphone was codenamed "Project Valley."
Whenever Samsung plans to release the Galaxy X, the smartphone is expected to be available in limited quantities. Previous reports claimed that the Galaxy X will be unveiled in the third quarter of the year, before the arrival of the Galaxy Note 8.
