It's not long before the Samsung Galaxy S11 is launched-we're awaiting an announcement from February 11-but the company may have unintentionally indicated a big new picture feature ahead of its launch.
The company appears to have leaked the codename for the phone on Samsung's website for the launch event. This codename was picked up by GalaxyClub, which found that the following URL contained the phrase ' Hubble-Bloom-Registration' when you signed up for email updates on the event in some regions.
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Read our Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite review Hubble and Bloom are two codenames we've heard before; the former has been referred to as the Galaxy S11 during production, and Bloom is probably the codename for the expected Galaxy Fold 2. We'd previously heard both titles, but this is the first time we heard it from Samsung's mouth itself.
We expected the Samsung Galaxy S11 to have Huawei P30 and Google Pixel4-style astrophotography mode due to the' Hubble' moniker (after the space telescope). Samsung patented a' Space Zoom ' software feature that sounds like it's designed to take pictures of celestial bodies.
Through releasing the Galaxy S11 codename, Samsung itself backs up speculation that this photography feature will come with its upcoming phones.
And what can we unpack the Samsung Galaxy Fold 2 from the name ' Bloom?' Okay, not much, because when you open it, you might refer to any foldable phone as' blooming.'
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