Mysterious Samsung SM-G888N0 smartphone gets WiFi certified Comments
- AnonD-647900
- Y7u
Anonymous, 14 Apr 2017They started with the s9 edge already??!! WowNot before the Note 8 and their flexible phone lol
- AnonD-402029
- tZ4
s9 already with round screen haha. whatever it is, rounded corner sucks. hoping for a normal corner and flat surface
- AnonD-507358
- 8p{
It's possibly the Galaxy X (foldable smartphone) prototype.
Almost a year ago, another device in this same series, the SM-G880, popped up, and we have since learned that that phone was codenamed Haechi. Haechi is a mythical beast in Chinese and Korean folklore: a unicorn with a lions head. The name does fit nicely for a device that can have multiple appearances, such as a smartphone that folds out and becomes a tablet.
Though we are not one hundred percent sure, we do assume the SM-G888 is a further-developed variant of the same device, and its visit to the Wi-Fi Alliance comes right at the time when multiple rumors suggest Samsungs first foldable device is indeed being tested, possibly even seeing a very limited release later this year, even if broader commercialization wont happen anytime soon
- AnonD-635604
- KZ8
This would be Samsung Galaxy S8 *ACTIVE*..stop dreaming for the mini version
- nate0
- red
Joselius, 14 Apr 2017Ignore this phone. It have been a year since it last appear on Zauba. Now appear again by wifi... moreMy thinking exactly. Field test.
- Anonymous
- AIA
It looks like samsung is blowing smoke up our ass to make us forget about the "Note 7 Fiasco". (Shows teeth)
- Joselius
- HjB
Ignore this phone. It have been a year since it last appear on Zauba. Now appear again by wifi ceetification. Probably going to take another year to appear on Geekbench.
- xXoXx
- psk
this is the new foldable phone...the one people are waiting for. look at the number 888 means that will be a lot of curves!
maybe it explode too...
- AnonD-1385
- ri0
Another day another Samsung. Samsung makes excellent smartphones though so I have no problem with the multitudes of phones they produce.
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