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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip foldable may come with 5G and 8K video capture
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Alongside the Galaxy S20 next month, Samsung is expected to
debut its second foldable phone. The Galaxy Z Flip folds horizontally unlike
the Galaxy Fold, and apparently, that will allow the device to lock at a 90-degree
angle for some camera apps. Max Weinbach, who's been leaking Samsung details left
and right lately, revealed this new detail about the Z Flip. There aren't a lot
of concrete details but, apparently, the Galaxy Z Flip's hinge will be able to "lock"
at certain spots specifically, at
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The 90-degree angle is particularly interesting. According
to Max, certain apps such as the camera and Google Duo will be able to take
advantage of this mode, almost like a tripod. Some Ul elements would shift to
the "bottom" display while the content - in Duo's case, the other person's
video feedwould be on the "top" display. This setup would also allow
the cameras on the back and front to be exposed for hands-free operation.
Interestingly, Samsung teased something like this last year.
When first showing off this second foldable form factor, the company also
showed a around on screen slightly to accommodate that, as
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Lower prices of Z fold will make foldable phones more accessible
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With the
Galaxy Fold priced at $1,980, the foldable Z Flip is expected to cost
significantly less.
Samsung was
clear about calling the Galaxy Fold a luxury handset, which somewhat cushioned
the news that it would cost nearly $2,000. The messaging was this: It's worth
it for a futuristic device that's big enough to replace a tablet.
The Galaxy Z
Flip is sure to be another case entirely. One rumor suggested it could cost
around $850, which is half the price of the Motorola Razr and more than half
the price of the Galaxy Fold.
We'll see
what happens, but one thing is clear: The more affordable they are, the more
Samsung and its competitors will snag more real-world buyers (or
"testers"). And the more people who use these early foldable phones,
the faster we'll know where their future truly lies -- in pockets and purses
all over the globe, or in a museum of futuristic tech that never panned out.
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Latest rumored specs for z Fold ?
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6.7-inch vertically folding display, possibly with bendable glass
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Two rear cameras
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10-mega pixel front-facing camera
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Two batteries, one 900-mAh capacity (other unknown)
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"Hideaway Hinge"
that could help keep our dust and crumbs
Support for 8K video capture in Samsung flod z
8K video capture is a rumor that applies to
both the Galaxy S20/Galaxy S11 and the new foldable phone. That's a potential
resolution of 7,680x4,320 pixels for a total of 33,177,600 pixels, or 16 times
the number of pixels in a 1080p resolution. There's good reason to believe this
one, too.
In
December, we saw how Qualcomm's new Snapdragon processors can support 8K video,
and how 5G data can help you edit these massive videos
online. We're seeing 8K TVs out now,
but the videos to watch on them are more limited. 8K phones, 8K YouTube
streaming and 8K screens could converge to help make these superhigh-resolution
videos more prevalent.
What we don't know about Samsung's next foldable
phone
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· Battery design and rated battery life
· If there's any waterproofing
· If it will have 5G globally or only in some countries
· Processor, memory, camera specs
This is just the beginning of the rumors and leaks for this device. Keep
checking back for more details as they surface. In the meantime, brush up on all your Galaxy S20 rumors and leaks.
Published last month and periodically updated with new information.
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