Foldable screens, killer cameras, 5G speeds: What to expect in phones this coming year

id=”article-body” class=”row” section=”article-body”> Angela Lang/CNET This story is part of CES 2020, complete coverage of the showroom floor for the hottest new tech gadgets around. 2019 was a hell of a year for phones, but in many ways, 바다이야기게임 it was just setting the stage for 바다이야기, mouse click the following webpage, 오션파라다이스 the top trends that will continue to dominate 2020. Devices like the rumored Galaxy S11 and Huawei P40 Pro have the chance to bring dramatic changes to an industry that was widely considered stagnant this time last year. Since then, we saw the first 5G phones that can command wildly high data speeds and foldable screens that bend in half. 

2019 is now historic for introducing the Samsung Galaxy Fold, Huawei Mate X and Motorola Razr flip phone. We also saw less flashy, but equally important themes of longer-lasting and faster-charging batteries, operating systems added new bells and whistles (dark mode!) and digital assistants got smarter. Phone cameras embraced new sensors and enhanced image capture, from seriously impressive periscope zoom technology to astrophotography in the Pixel 4.

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Looking forward, we’ll see these features beefed up and gain new tricks — cameras with oodles of megapixels, phones with outrageously large batteries and screens that give you smoother graphics. We’ll see more 5G in more phones. We’ll also get some clarity over the role of foldable phones, if they have one at all beyond this fascinating period of experimentation.

Here are the most important things you have to look forward to with this year’s phones.