The phone trends in 2019

There is a clear trend toward a whole uninterrupted screen for end users to enjoy on their phones and every year we are getting closer to that. The trend includes more cameras, slide, and pop-up, all helped by computation and AI.

'Old it, flash, bang, wallop, what a picture

The emphasis during the launch of the P30 Series in Paris yesterday was primarily about photography and that led a senior executive to tell Fudzilla the device is more of a smart camera than a smartphone.

For the young at heart

The smartphone division of Chinese giant Huawei said it has introduced an AI powered triple lens device aimed at young people.

Looks similar to the Huawei one

While Samsung and Huawei are filling press posts with their foldable smartphones, Oppo's VP has posted a couple of pictures of its own foldable prototype.

Renderings of the vivo IQOO

Chinese vivo is also one of the smartphone makers to announce its separate subbrand and IQOO, as vivo decided to name it, will apparently debut with a foldable smartphone.

3D movies and replacing objects

LG has designed a smartphone with no less than 16 camera lenses.

Comes with a bigger screen

It appears that Huawei will be tapping the foldable smartphone market as well, and might even have a bigger screen than Samsung's Galaxy F series.

6.4-inch screen, in-display fingerprint scanner, and Snapdragon 845

At a special event in New York City, OnePlus has unveiled its newest OnePlus 6T flagship smartphone, which comes with a larger screen, in-display fingerprint scanner, and plenty of other improvements.

93.4-percent screen-to-body ratio, no notch, and slide out camera

After endless leaks and rumors, Xiaomi has officially unveiled its newest flagship smartphone, the Xiaomi Mi Mix 3, featuring unprecedented screen-to-body ratio without the dreaded notch and including Qualcomm's Snapdragon 845 SoC, and hidden slide out front cameras.

Leica triple rear camera and Kirin 980 SoC

At its event in London, Huawei has officially unveiled its two new flagship smartphones, the Mate 20 and the Mate 20 Pro, both featuring a triple camera, co-engineered with Leica, as well as the new Huawei flagship 7nm Kirin 980 SoC.