Plenty of interesting rumors regarding the upcoming Galaxy S27 lineup have already surfaced. These include details related to the processor, battery, new design, and more. Now, a new report reveals all the colors in which the Galaxy S27 line could launch. All the colors of the Galaxy S27 family Samsung usually follows a strategy of making a version of its launch wallpaper for each device shade. For instance, before the launch of the Galaxy S26 Ultra, its swirl wallpaper surfaced in six...
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I hope these sell poorly. I get the whole reason the iPhone surged with the redesign. Even though it's ugly, it's "NEW" so people could flex they have the "NEW" iPhone.
With Samsung, no one wants a new new looking iPhone. Looking at the Pura 90 Pro Max is beautiful. I want beautiful phones again. But maybe I'm wrong. Who knows.
I get you aren't happy about the new design but many including myself do not object to the design changes, assuming the leaks are accurate. Most people who like keeping their phones naked (without a case) hated the wobbly attributes the "S" series has had with the left justified camera island. Given it's just a phone, lives in my pocket or on my coffee table most of the time and is not meant by me to impress anyone, I'm fine with the design changes should they be accurate.
Yeah, I always keep my phone face down because I hate the wobbles on a table. I also do not use cases (except on my Mate XT) so face down has been my goto for years. The form does make sense for that, so good point.
This just made me think, why hasn't a phone company made one with a kickstand, kind of like the switch 2. Something that popped out so when sitting on a table, it would actually be raised towards you.
Yeah, I always keep my phone face down because I hate the wobbles on a table. I also do not use cases (except on my Mate XT) so face down has been my goto for years. The form does make sense for that, so good point.
This just made me think, why hasn't a phone company made one with a kickstand, kind of like the switch 2. Something that popped out so when sitting on a table, it would actually be raised towards you.
I hope these sell poorly. I get the whole reason the iPhone surged with the redesign. Even though it's ugly, it's "NEW" so people could flex they have the "NEW" iPhone.
With Samsung, no one wants a new new looking iPhone. Looking at the Pura 90 Pro Max is beautiful. I want beautiful phones again. But maybe I'm wrong. Who knows.
Plenty of interesting rumors regarding the upcoming Galaxy S27 lineup have already surfaced. These include details related to the processor, battery, new design, and more. Now, a new report reveals all the colors in which the Galaxy S27 line could launch. All the colors of the Galaxy S27 family Samsung usually follows a strategy of making a version of its launch wallpaper for each device shade. For instance, before the launch of the Galaxy S26 Ultra, its swirl wallpaper surfaced in six...
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