#concept of the #google Pixel 5 in Barely Blue.

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#technotalk

The Galaxy Fold FE might be a step in making foldables affordable and common.

The first Fold was so expensive ($1980) because it had bleeding edge tech. Then Samsung perfected the Infinity Flex tech and probably made it cheaper to manufacture with the Z Flip and Fold 2. The Fold FE will have an even better version of the Infinity Flex display and hopefully be relatively cheaper, maybe at around $1700-$1500.

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EDIT: Samsung have hinted at affordable foldables in a blog post.

The #galaxy Buds Pro got FCC certified, revealing that the case will be square like the Buds Live one.

There is also a rumor that Samsung will launch a Z Flip FE, which might actually make foldables more common as the original Z Flip is much cheaper than the original Z Fold or Z Fold 2, and a Fan Edition usually brings a reduced price.

#qualcomm have revealed the Snapdragon 888 (not 875):

- Snapdragon X60 5G modem
- 6th generation AI engine, with redesigned Hexagon processor and a Sensing Hub for AR applications
- New Spectra ISP, which is up to 35% faster than the last generation
- 14 OEMs will release devices with it in the coming months (ASUS, Black Shark, Lenovo, LG, Meizu, Motorola, Nubia, realme, OnePlus, OPPO, Sharp, Vivo, Xiaomi, and ZTE)

#ces 2021 will be an all-digital event taking place January 11-14, 2021.

#samsung have released their first MicroLED TV. It's a 110-inch TV that supports 4K HDR. It costs 170 million won, or around $156,000, and is available only in Korea.