The Win Future site published information about these hearing aids, which would be like Apple’s Air Pods for the iPhone, although with improved technology. According to rumors, the back of the Galaxy S10 Plus will be able to charge other devices wirelessly, and the information from the reliable Win Future site mentions that the Galaxy Buds’ casing will be compatible with that charge.

The wireless charging on the back of the S10 Plus and the compatibility of the protective case of the Galaxy Buds will allow you to charge the headphones without needing a single cable, unlike Apple Air Pods that need a Lightning cable to charge them.

The headphones placed on the back of the Galaxy S10 Plus (we know that it is that model because it will be the only one of the S10 with a rear camera with three lenses). The housing of the Galaxy Buds, as they are known until now, is very similar to the current Samsung headphones, although the box will be compatible with the induction.

According to Win Future, the hearing aids will have a price of 150 euros in Europe, so their price in the US it would be between US $ 150 and US $ 170. Apple Air Pods without wireless charge are priced at $ 150. Apple has already said it will have a box for its hearing aids compatible with wireless charging, but so far the iPhone manufacturer has not said when it can be purchased.

The Galaxy S10 will be announced on February 20 and the Galaxy Buds could also be announced during that event.

Samsung has not been able to stop the filtering of more images on these phones – or rather it has not wanted. The company would also be planning to announce the Galaxy Fold that day (or at least more information about it) and the high availability of S10 images would be diverting attention from the big surprise for the event. The Galaxy Fold, as it is informally known, will be Samsung’s first folding phone. The filtering on the Galaxy S10 is such that every day for several weeks there is a new filtration of images and photos confirming the aspects of these phones. On Wednesday, for example, Win Future accompanied the information of the Galaxy Buds with more renders of the S10. Also, the site Slash leaks and a handful of other reliable filtering have published more images of these phones with different wallpapers.

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Samsung today introduced its new memories of up to 1 TB of capacity for mobile devices, with certification UFS 2.1 – Ultra Fast Storage, ultra- fast storage. Predictably, these chips will be the ones that turn the most loaded version of the next Galaxy S10 into the first phone with a capacity worthy of a conventional computer.

The Galaxy Note 9 was already capable of adding up to 1 TB of memory, with one difference: it added up to 512 GB of internal storage with support for micro SD cards of the same capacity. With this new chip, all the memory is in the phone itself, which is faster and also safer.

This small chip, the same size as the previous generation and just over one square centimetre, combines 16- layer V-NAND with its own controller. According to Samsung, with this chip we could store up to 260 videos of ten minutes in 4K resolution. In comparison, with 64 GB of memory 13 would fit.

It is not, however, the latest iteration UFS 3.0, but the variant that we see since the arrival of the Galaxy S8 – but not all -. Even so, from Samsung they promise a sensible improvement of the speed, especially in sustained writing, where it reaches 1,000 MB / s. Also in the section of random access, where compared to the previous generation UFS 2.1 reading accesses per second up to 38%, while in writing up 25%.

After four years in the UFS standard, it is expected to be during this first half of 2019 when Samsung presents the first UFS 3.0 memories , which will allow us to approach speeds of up to 3 GB / meanwhile, Samsung has already put date to the presentation of the next generation of Galaxy S: next February 20 . It will also be an independent and anticipated event at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

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