Samsung is going to announce a new lineup of foldable phones and smartwatches on August 10. It concerns the Galaxy Z Fold 4, the Z Flip 4 and the Galaxy Watch 5 series. The information comes from a leaked invitation from Samsung.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 Launch
For months there have been regular reports of Samsung’s upcoming foldable phones and watches, but now another date has leaked when we can expect all these products. The well-known rumor spreader Even Blass states that the foldable Galaxy Z Fold 4, the cheaper Z Flip 4 and the Galaxy Watch 5 series will be launched on August 10.
In a tweet from Blass we see a leaked invitation from Samsung revealing the date. One image was deliberately blurred: namely the Galaxy Z Flip 4 which can be seen in the background. Yet . has 91Mobiles recently leaked similar renders of the Z Flip 4. In previous reports, August 11 was still circulating as the launch date, which is the day that was also used for the Galaxy Z Fold 3 last year.
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Leaked specs and rumours
In the month of May, most specifications were leaked about the Galaxy Z Fold 4. Samsung’s foldable phone will again have a 7.6-inch screen, but Samsung is taking a lot of work on the camera setup this year. The phone gets a much improved main camera and telephoto camera with 3x optical zoom. Suspected benchmarks and renders of the phone have also surfaced.
The Galaxy Z Flip 4 was recently leaked in real photos and we were told that Samsung is doubling the storage capacity. Although we should not expect great progress in the field of fast charging, and the battery will not increase significantly either. The Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 series comes in two variants, including a Pro model and we have already seen beautiful renders of the watches. You will pay more for the smartwatches this year, but the built-in thermometer is new.
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