After giving a fair bit of coverage to Apple following the launch of their new iPhone X, we thought it was only fair that we looked at what one of their biggest rivals, Samsung, have in the pipeline in terms of future tech.

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Modern technology has changed the way we do just about everything. Smartphones, in particular, have made previously time-consuming tasks, such as depositing a check or paying bills, much simpler. We can do basically anything from anywhere in the world.

Love them or hate them, Apple knows how to cause a stir when it comes to releasing new models from the iPhone range. This may have waned in recent years as people just weren’t as inspired by the new additions the longer time went on. Enter the new iPhone X.

Smartphone sales have been undeniably dominated by two major players for a number of years now. We are, of course, talking about Apple and Samsung. But, just like the tale of the tortoise and the hare, or tortoise and hares, in this case, the relatively unknown brand in the Western world, Huawei, has slowly been catching up with the big boys. In fact, Huawei has now officially surpassed Apple to become the world’s second largest smartphone maker, research has revealed.