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స్మార్ట్ఫోన్ల తయారీ దిగ్గజం శాంసంగ్ సరికొత్త ఫోల్డబుల్ ఫోన్ను మార్కెట్లోకి తీసుకురానుంది. నిలువుగా మడతబెట్టే ఫోన్లను తెచ్చేందుకు కృషి చేస్తున్నట్లు శాంసంగ్ ఇటీవల స్వయంగా ప్రకటించింది. అడ్డంగా మడతపెట్టే ఫోన్ను ఇప్పటికే మార్కెట్లోకి విడుదల చేసింది ఆ సంస్థ.

శాంసంగ్ మడతఫోన్ 2.0

Published : Oct 30, 2019, 3:20 PM IST

దక్షిణ కొరియా ఎలక్ట్రానిక్ దిగ్గజం శాంసంగ్ మరో కొత్త రకం స్మార్ట్ఫోన్ను తీసుకురానున్నట్లు ఇటీవల ప్రకటించింది. అడ్డంగా మడతబెట్టే ఫోన్లను ఇప్పటికే మార్కెట్లోకి తెచ్చిన శాంసంగ్.. ఇప్పుడు నిలువుగా మడతబెట్టే ఫోన్లను ఆవిష్కరించేందుకు కృషి చేస్తోంది. ఈ విషయాన్ని కంపెనీ డెవలపర్ల సదస్సులో శాంసంగ్ వెల్లడించింది.

మడత ఫోన్ల రారాజుగా..

గతంలో మడతఫోన్లు తీసుకురానున్నట్లు చాలా కంపెనీలు ప్రకటించాయి. వీటిలో ముఖ్యంగా చైనాకు చెందిన స్మార్ట్ఫోన్ తయారీ దిగ్గజాలు హువావే, ఒప్పో, వీవో ఉన్నాయి. అయితే ఈ సంస్థలు వాటి మడత ఫోన్లకు ఇంకా మెరుగులు దిద్దుతూ... మార్కెట్లోకి ఆ మోడళ్లను విడుదల చేయలేదు. అదే సమయంలో మడత ఫోన్ల ప్రకటన చేసిన శాంసంగ్.. గెలాక్సీ ఫోల్డ్ పేరుతో మార్కెట్లోకి ఆ మోడల్ను విడుదల చేసింది. ఫోల్డబుల్ స్మార్ట్ఫోన్లను విక్రయించిన తొలి సంస్థగా మార్కెట్లో పేరు సంపాదించింది.

ఇదే ఉత్సాహంతో నిలువుగా మడతబెట్టే స్మార్ట్ఫోన్ల ప్రాజెక్ట్ను శాంసంగ్ తెరపైకి తెచ్చింది. ఈ ప్రాజెక్ట్పై పని చేస్తున్నట్లు వెల్లడించిన శాంసంగ్.. వర్టికల్ ఫోల్డబుల్ ఫోన్కు సంబంధించిన వివరాలేవీ వెల్లడించలేదు.

అయితే శాంసంగ్ వర్టికల్ ఫోల్డ్పై వదంతులు మాత్రం ఊపందుకున్నాయి. ఈ కొత్త మోడల్ను 'శాంసంగ్ డబ్ల్యూ20 5జీ'గా వచ్చే ఏడాది మార్కెట్లోకి తెచ్చే అవకాశాలున్నాయని గుసగుసలు వినిపిస్తున్నాయి. మరికొన్ని టెక్ వార్తా సంస్థలు.. గెలాక్సీ ఫోల్డ్ 2 పేరుతో కొత్త మోడల్ను ఆవిష్కరించే అవకాశముందని అంటున్నాయి.

ఇదీ చూడండి: రైవసీకి పెద్దపీట.. గూగుల్ సరికొత్త ఆలోచన

మడత ఫోన్ల రారాజుగా..

ఇదీ చూడండి: రైవసీకి పెద్దపీట.. గూగుల్ సరికొత్త ఆలోచన

RESTRICTION SUMMARY: NO ACCESS AUSTRALIA
SHOTLIST:
CLIENTS NOTE: ++SOME SOUNDBITES CONTINUE INTO THE NEXT SHOT++
AuBC - NO ACCESS AUSTRALIA
Cannonvale - 30 October 2019
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1. Swedish paramedic Billy Ludvigsson, Swedish nurse Emma Andersson and CEO Tourism Whitsundays Tash Wheeler arriving at press conference
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Tash Wheeler, CEO Tourism Whitsundays:
"This morning we received an update that the two young gentlemen in Mackay Base Hospital have come out of surgery and are in relatively good spirits."
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Billy Ludvigsson, Swedish paramedic:
"We were snorkeling, like, all of us. Maybe 20, 25 people. Some had finished snorkeling so a few of us were already up on the boat. Me and Emma were almost up on the boat." ++SHOT CONTINUES INTO NEXT SOUNDBITE++
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Emma Andersson, Swedish nurse:
"I was half way up the ladder, I think, when I heard a first scream." ++SHOT CONTINUES INTO NEXT SOUNDBITE++
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Billy Ludvigsson, Swedish paramedic:
"And then we heard screams. We didn't understand what they were saying at first. Then we heard something about sharks. We didn't take it really serious at first. So we were standing there. But they kept on screaming so we hurried up the ladder and saw what happened. It took some time before the injured person got on the boat with a paddle board, with the staff. We immediately saw that he was badly injured. He was missing a foot. So we started to tend for his injuries."
6. Ludvigsson and Andersson posing for a photograph
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Billy Ludvigsson, Swedish paramedic:
"We had to make a makeshift tourniquet with ropes and towels to stop the bleeding. The bleeding was severe, life-threatening at first. But we managed to stop the bleeding pretty fast actually. Like in a couple of minutes, I don't know, five minutes." ++SHOT CONTINUES INTO NEXT SOUNDBITE++
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Emma Andersson, Swedish nurse:
"Yeah we started with the man who got onboard first. We did the same thing with his leg. It didn't look so bad so we let him go for a moment because we knew the other one had lost his foot and we started with that, to stop his bleeding first and then go back to the other guy."
9. Pan of Ludvigsson and Andersson posing for a photograph
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Billy Ludvigsson, Swedish paramedic:
"I think we may actually have saved his life, yeah, because he was bleeding so badly and it was I don't know, a long boat ride to shore and if he had continued bleeding that much all the way to shore I'm not sure he would have made it."
11. Ludvigsson and Andersson posing for a photograph
12. SOUNDBITE (English) Billy Ludvigsson, Swedish paramedic:
"Absolutely amazing. He was positive and cracking jokes sometimes. He was in pain of course but he was amazing. Both of them were really cool yeah."
13. Ludvigsson and Andersson talking to media
14. SOUNDBITE (English) Billy Ludvigsson, Swedish paramedic:
"He was pissed actually. He was screaming sometimes, like 'Are you hurting that bad? Is it that bad? - No, I'm just pissed, I lost my foot!'" ++SHOT CONTINUES INTO NEXT SOUNDBITE++
15. SOUNDBITE (English) Emma Andersson, Swedish nurse:
"They were going to do something else today that they didn't want to miss and they were kind of pissed about that."
16. Ludvigsson and Andersson posing for a photograph
17. SOUNDBITE (English) Billy Ludvigsson, Swedish paramedic:
"Injury wise, we have seen worse obviously but it's different when it's a shark attack and we've been in the water at the same time. It's more like personal like that. But injury wise we've seen worse yeah."
18. Billy Ludvigsson leaving news conference
STORYLINE:
The two international paramedics who provided first aid to two English tourists bitten by a shark in Australia's Whitsundays on Tuesday described using their towels and ropes to stop the bleeding.
The couple Billy Ludvigsson and Emma Andersson both work in Sweden's medical industry. Ludvigsson is an ambulance nurse and Andersson an Emergency Response nurse.
The two victims were on a day cruise out of Airlie beach and snorkeling in Hook Passage when they heard screams.
Danny Maggs, 22, suffered laceration to his right calf. Alistair Raddon, 28, received an amputation to his right foot.
Both patients were loaded onto the day cruise vessel they were on. Billy Ludvigsson and Emma Andersson applied tourniquets to both patients.
"And then we heard screams. We didn't understand what they were saying at first," said Billy Ludvigsson during a press conference on Wednesday in Cannonvale.
The two victims were in good spirits during the whole ordeal and, according to Ludvigsson and Andersson, were even cracking jokes.
Maggs and Raddon were airlifted to Mackay Hospital for further treatment overnight. They are in stable condition.
In a joint media statement released on Wednesday, Maggs and Raddon said they were thankful to everyone involved in their care.
A shark killed a man in November last year in a Whitsunday Island harbor where two tourists had been mauled a month earlier.
The 33-year-old victim had been diving from a paddle board while on a yacht cruise.
The spate of attacks in the Whitsundays left authorities struggling to explain an apparent escalation in danger in the internationally renowned vacation destination.
In September last year, two Australian tourists were mauled on consecutive days, including a 12-year-old girl who lost a leg.
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