Samsung’s just-announced Galaxy Note 10 is not compatible with Gear VR, the company’s virtual reality headset that works only with a phone slotted in front of the lenses, according to a tweet from tech analyst Anshel Sag.
The decision to shut off support for its headset on its newest flagship phones casts doubt on the future of both the Gear VR and phone-based headsets, as standalone devices with built-in displays like the Oculus Go are on the rise.
Samsung didn’t mention Gear VR during today’s Unpacked event, and it hasn’t updated the headset since 2017.
The most recent phones to support it were all four of the Galaxy S10 phone models announced in February, but only via an adapter.
(The same was true of last year’s Galaxy Note 9.)
The Gear VR still has a product page on Samsung’s store, but it doesn’t seem to be available for purchase anymore.
Samsung was one of the earliest adopters of virtual reality technology, launching its Gear VR headset back in 2015.
The headset allows you to slot a Samsung flagship into it, with the phone providing the screen and horsepower.
Unfortunately, Samsung confirmed to The Verge that the brand-new Galaxy Note 10 series doesn’t support the Gear VR.
It’s unclear whether the manufacturer will eventually provide an adapter to ensure that the two devices are compatible with each other.
Samsung’s Galaxy S10 series was indeed compatible with the VR headset, with the peripheral including the required adapter in the box.
But we haven’t seen a new headset since 2017’s model.
Samsung’s Galaxy S10 and Galaxy Note 10 are two of my most loved cell phones of 2019 (especially the Note) yet they are additionally steady updates and now super hot new Galaxy S11 leaks are showing to us why we may regret buying other smartphones.
The Elec, SamMobile and popular Samsung insider Ice Universe have all dropped significant special features about the Galaxy S11’s best camera just as the smartphone’s shockingly early accessibility.
Concerning the camera, The Elec uncovers the Galaxy S11 has a monstrous 5x optical zoom which is as of now prepared for final testing.
MecaTech Systems, a Korean producer of test attachments for cell phone modules, has been acquired for the checks as per The Elec’s business sources – and they have been right before.
In any case, precisely how Samsung is thinking outside of the mold remains unknown.
All things considered, we ought to find the solutions sooner than at any other time because SamMobile reports that the Galaxy S11 will have the earliest launch date of any Galaxy S cell phone.
The basic problem with Samsung has been its pricing, in some aspects, some Smartphone seems to be overpriced due to Samsung’s branding.
The smartphone looks damn beautiful at just first look; the first impression of Galaxy S10 plus was really impactful as the phone was successful to become the eye catchy at just first look.
The phone looks big, slim and fits perfectly on the hands.
S10 plus is loaded with many features including great software’s and hardware’s, despite having so much the phone just looks quite hustle free and simple.
The front just looks flawless as the bezel-less screen looks amazing with Infinity U designed to display.
With having a big price tag the phone also has a big screen of 6.4 Inch and having a resolution of 1440 x 3040 which is massive.
*Just to clarify, there is no such mode called ‘beast mode’ in the new Galaxy Note 4. Galaxy Note 4 has been labeled a “beast”. Well, the so-called ‘beast’ is finally out of the box and people will have plenty of time get to know it. Only then will they be able to judge if the nickname is actually appropriate or not. Until then, let’s go with the flow.
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The rear camera setup is accompanied by a dual-LED flash module, and it also supports phase detection autofocus (PDAF), laser autofocus (LAF), and contrast autofocus (CAF).
48,999 for its 6GB RAM/ 128GB variant (Mirror Grey only), going up to Rs.
The Samsung Galaxy S10 features a larger 6.4-inch QHD+ Curved Dynamic AMOLED Infinity-O Display, retaining the same 19:9 aspect ratio but having a lower pixel density of 438ppi.
The setup consists of a 12-megapixel 77-degree lens wide-angle camera coupled with 2PD autofocus, a variable aperture ranging from f/1.5 to f/2.4, and OIS; a 12-megapixel 45-degree lens telephoto (0.5x and 2x optical zoom) camera with autofocus, an f/2.4 aperture, and OIS; apart from a 16-megapixel 123-degree ultra-wide lens camera with fixed focus and an f/2.2 aperture.
