Samsung seems to be growing its foldable phone range with two new versions of the Galaxy Z Fold 7, one of which might be a tri-fold design. Recently, Samsung released the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition, available only in South Korea. This model is a larger and sleeker alternative to the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and […]
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Samsung is getting ready to unveil its upcoming flagship, the Galaxy S25 series, which is likely to be launched in early 2025. Recent leaks and gossip suggest that the Galaxy S25 Ultra will feature several impressive upgrades, especially regarding its display, design, and overall performance. A well-known tipster, ICE Universe, has mentioned that the phone will
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Samsung has unveiled its latest mid-range System on Chip (SoC), the Exynos 1580, which has been observed online a couple of times—once on Geekbench and another time on PowerBoard. This new chip takes over from the Exynos 1480, boasting a 17% increase in CPU performance and a similar boost for the GPU. The company has prominently
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Earlier today, it was reported that Samsung will exclusively use the Snapdragon 8 Elite chip in all of its Galaxy S25 models. This trend appears set to persist for another year since there are indications that the Galaxy S26 series will also depend on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon technology. Galaxy S26 May Stick with Snapdragon SoC According to
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Samsung is preparing to broaden its range of foldable phones with an innovative tri-fold smartphone, which could make its debut in 2025. This device, which has a screen that folds in two places, has already had its parts developed, signaling that it’s on track for commercial release. Ultimately, the decision will be made by Samsung’s Mobile
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Samsung has just introduced the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition, which is pricier and considered more luxurious than the Galaxy Z Fold 6. The launch of this higher-end model may confuse those looking for a budget-friendly Galaxy Z Fold. Sadly, it seems that a more affordable option isn’t on the horizon anytime soon. No Plans for
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Shortly after the announcement of the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition, Patently Apple discovered a fascinating patent that Samsung filed recently. This patent outlines a sensor that has the potential to enable various devices to measure a user’s blood pressure. The filing suggests that this sensor could be applicable for smartwatches, tablets, laptops, and foldable smartphones.
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The Galaxy Z-line of devices is set to become even more luxurious with the upcoming third-generation clamshell variant, which is exclusive to China Telecom. This new model is expected to follow the design of the Galaxy Z Flip6 closely. New Model Details An official listing on TENAA has revealed the "Samsung SM-W7025," indicating that it shares
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Samsung recently introduced its Galaxy Z Fold6 globally as the key foldable phone for this year. Now, the company has taken a step further with the launch of the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition. Exclusivity in South Korea In contrast to the Galaxy Z Fold6 (buy on Amazon), the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition seems to
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Samsung is gearing up for a launch event scheduled for tomorrow, October 21st. While the company hasn’t confirmed the details, many believe they will showcase a new foldable device, likely the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition. First Glimpse of the Special Edition Fold We’ve had just a brief look at this phone previously, thanks to a
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