Galaxy Z Fold 3 - This Is A RELIEF By TechTalkTV

A few days ago we came across a rumor from a South Korean website the Elec which is reputable by the way that the Galaxy Z Fold 3 launching in the second half of next year will have a weird screen size where the inner display will be of the same size as the Galaxy Z Fold 2 while the outer display will shrink down to the original Galaxy Z Fold size to 4.6". At that time, I said it's very unlikely that this would happen. I mean why would Samsung handicap the Z Fold 3 like this. So turns out that was indeed the case. Ross Young, the CEO of display supply chain consultants just tweeted out that the Z Fold 3's main display shrinks from 7.59" to 7.55" which is basically the same, while the cover display goes from 6.23" on the Z Fold 2 to 6.21" on the Z Fold 3 which is also basically the same. Apparently, Samsung is shrinking this fraction of the display size to make more room for the S Pen which is understandable but the good news here is that we're not going to see this small outer screen which is a sigh of relief.

Now Ross Young also shares some information about the Galaxy Z Flip 3. The screen will increase ever so slightly to 6.7" from 6.67" but the important thing is it will feature a 120Hz LTPO adaptive refresh rate display, the similar one we have on the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. Anyway, a few days ago we saw the first look of the Galaxy A72, an upper mid-ranger from Samsung. We know quite a few things about it but the handset has appeared on Geekbench revealing the chipset is going to go with the A72. You would be disappointed if you were hoping for Exynos 1080 because the 4G version of the A72 will have Snapdragon 720G which is actually a downgrade compared to the Galaxy A71 which has Snapdragon 730.

If you remember the Galaxy A52 was also benchmarked with the Snapdragon 720G for the 4G version. So this means the 4G variant of the A72 will have a 720G processor while the 5G version will have Snapdragon 750G which actually gives a near-flagship performance and better than Snapdragon 765. Also, the Galaxy S20 FE has proven itself to be very popular since launch, quickly rising to the top three of Samsung’s lineup. According to Jeff Moore at Wave7Research, carrier stores are calling the S20 FE a hit with a majority of them telling the research firm that the phone has quickly become one of Samsung’s top three sellers. According to a further report from Wave7, the S20 FE beat out the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra as well as eating up the market for Samsung’s A-series devices in the A51 and A71.

Other phones in the top three according to the carrier stores sampled include the lesser Note 20, the Galaxy S20, and in some cases the Note 20 Ultra. Of course with that being said, let me know what do you think about this down in the comments and as always I'll see you tomorrow... Peace out!.

Source : TechTalkTV