Hey, are you crazy for folding phones. Here is good news for you. Samsung launching a "Double-Folding" screen smartphone soon. Curious to know more about it. Just go through the details given below.
Every year Samsung launches its two flagship series Galaxy S and Galaxy Note on the tech platform. However, it seems that the company is preparing to expand its foldable smartphone portfolio by skipping its Galaxy Note series this year. A report by Nikkei Asia has revealed that Samsung is working on not one, not two, but three new foldable phones. These three phones will include the Galaxy Z Fold 3, Galaxy Z Flip 3, and a 'double-folding' device. Equally, information has also been revealed about the launch of these three phones by Samsung at the end of this year. Also, the report states that the company is aiming to increase the cell of foldable phones in 2021.
The phone will fold once or twice
Nikkei's report has revealed that Samsung has filed several patents for the double hinge design. Along with this, it has also been reported that the details of this smartphone are also almost final. According to a Nikkei source, the unfolded screen aspect ratio of this phone has been set to 16: 9 or 18: 9. With this, users will be able to play video games easily and run other applications on this phone.
At the same time, it is said that the upcoming Galaxy Z Flip will be introduced in the name of Galaxy Z Flip 2 or Galaxy Z Flip 3 (because Galaxy Z Flip 5G is considered as the second generation Galaxy Z Flip ). The new Galaxy Z Flip can be offered in 4G and 5G variants. According to the reports, the Samsung new Z Flip will be introduced as the budget flagship.
Remind you that both the Samsung Galaxy Z fold and the Galaxy Z Flip, the folding phone launched by the company, have the same hinge. At the same time, the report states that Samsung has set a target regarding their sale to boost their total foldable smartphone shipments. Let us know that Samsung sells more than 10 million phones of the Galaxy Note series annually.
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