Samsung Galaxy Fold 3, Flip 3: What to expect at Unpacked August 2021 By CNET

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Aug 22, 2021
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Samsung Galaxy Fold 3, Flip 3: What to expect at Unpacked August 2021

It's official Samsung is holding its next galaxy unpacked event on August 11th, we're expecting new foldable phones and maybe a few other things. Let's get into it. Samsung sent out invites for its virtual unpacked event and the company isn't hiding much. The tagline is get ready to unfold. There are a couple of abstract images of the galaxy fold and the galaxy flip. The event is slated for 7 am pacific on the 11th of august.

So what do we know about the galaxy fold 3 and the next flip? Officially, we know nothing. However, there have been tons of leaks about each product. So, let's dive into those the ever reliable, Evan blast posted some fold.3 news on Twitter take a look at this rotating animation of what could be the galaxy fold.3. you've got a slick, looking cover screen on the back. There's a pill shaped camera assembly.

Instead of that bulky domino of the fold too and when the device is opened up, you've got a big tablet to work with a report by the elect says that the z-fold 3 will be a bit smaller than the fold 2. The main display would be 7.5 inches, which is a tiny bit smaller than the 7.6-inch screen in the fold.2. the fold 3's cover screen would be 6.2 inches down a little from the fold 2. The elect report says that the full 3 will be a little wider, so it won't be as narrow feeling as the fold 2. Now it's hard to tell with the animated GIF and renders.

But the elect report says that the full 3 will have virtually no display bezels ice universe on Twitter said that the fold 3 and flip 3 will have the strongest folding screen tech and the worst spec camera same as fold 2. Back in May, promo materials for the upcoming fold and flip seemingly leaked the inner display of the fold 3 would have an under display camera that could line up with ice universe's worst spec camera line August is usually the time we get new galaxy notes, but that is probably not happening this year, Samsung did say it will try to release a note model in 2022, but don't fear. A report from Sam mobile says that the fold 3 will work with the s pen, Sam mobile posted FCC documents that describe a device working with an s pen in two different modes. The model mentioned in the FCC document is the SM f926u back in April, max Wabash of android police said that the SM f926u would be the model number of the z fold 3. So there may not be a note, but you should be able to write on the fold.3. combine that with ice universe's mention of the strongest folding screen tag, and maybe it's going to work well.

The older folding screens did not respond well to pressure. Let's talk about the galaxy flip 3. Evan blast posted an anime GIF of that too. It lines up with previous leaks. The front cover screen is a lot larger and is next to two cameras in the leaked promo materials.

The flip 3 would be wrapped in gorilla, glass Vitus, which is strong stuff. Both of these devices could be ipx8 rated according to max Wabash. That means they would be able to be submerged in water deeper than one meter and survive. Samsung's previous foldable did not list their IP ratings, who the hell is calling me right now a bowling alley. What else can you expect at unpacked on July, 10th Evan blast posted a thread with tons of animations.

It looks like there will be a Samsung Galaxy, s21 Fe, the galaxy watch 4 and a pair of new truly wireless earbuds. All the devices I mentioned in this video would be available in multiple colors that galaxy watch.4 is one to pay attention to. It should be the first watch running the new version of Google's Wear OS with Samsung's one UI over it. Previous galaxy watches used Samsung's own ti zen OS, I'm personally really curious about that new watch, which device are you most excited for? Let us know we will have live coverage of unpacked when it happens, join us 7am, pacific. On August 11th, I'm Maya, Akhtar and I'll see you online.


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