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- Samsung confirms Galaxy S11 event for February 11th
- Samsung’s next flagship Galaxy phone will probably be announced February 11
- 7 new trailers you should watch this week
| Samsung confirms Galaxy S11 event for February 11th Posted: 04 Jan 2020 08:01 PM PST  Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge The next Galaxy flagship smartphone from Samsung is indeed being announced on February 11th. After the date was discovered earlier today thanks to an unlisted video, Samsung has now confirmed that its Unpacked event will be held that day. There's little doubt we'll see the Galaxy S11 (rumors indicate it might actually be branded as the S20 for some reason), and Samsung is also at work on its second foldable phone after last year's Galaxy Fold. If you like reading into such things, the invite could be seen as a tease of both devices.
Early renders of the S11 reveal a center-aligned hole punch selfie camera, minimal top... |
| Samsung’s next flagship Galaxy phone will probably be announced February 11 Posted: 04 Jan 2020 08:15 AM PST  If you're eagerly awaiting Samsung's next flagship phone, the Galaxy S11, then go ahead and mark February 11 in your diary. According to a newly-leaked promo, this looks to be the date for Samsung's next "Unpacked" press event, which last year was the occasion for the company to unveil the Galaxy S10. The promo was downloaded as an unlisted video on Samsung's official Vimeo account by Max Weinbach of XDA Developers and first spotted by Twitter user @water8192. The 15-second clip doesn't give much away. There are just two mysterious oblong shapes pressing through a sheet of material in place of the letter A's in the word "Galaxy." One shape is more rectangular and the other more square, perhaps suggesting that Samsung will unveil both a... |
| 7 new trailers you should watch this week Posted: 04 Jan 2020 07:00 AM PST  Photo: Jonny Cournoyer / Paramount Pictures I've been excited to write about Little Women since I saw a screening of it a few months ago. It's one of my favorite movies of 2019 and an all-around impressive piece of filmmaking, thoughtfully jumping back and forth between the book's two volumes to tell its own complex story. Flipping between two timelines can be confusing or gimmicky, but here it allows the world of the March sisters to feel so much bigger. We get to see multiple sides of these characters as they struggle with growing up and figuring out what they want. It's never so simple as them learning to do the right thing — we often see them making tough and surprising choices as their goals shift over time. Coming from Greta Gerwig, the film obviously does incredible things... |
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