Samsung is going to add a collapsible phone to its product line.
The double folding phone will be the third product in Samsung's family of collapsible phones, with the addition of Galaxy Z Fold 2 and Z Flip. In addition, new versions of the two existing models are expected to be released within a year.
It is reported that the design is still under development. But according to Nikkei sources, the aspect ratio of the screen may be 16: 9 or 18: 9, which is considered standard, which makes it easier for application manufacturers to design applications based on the 25: 9 display in the Z-fold model.
We've seen a lot of foldable phones before: Xiaomi's foldable phone prototype can be folded at two points, but the company is said to have adopted a more Galaxy Fold-like design in its upcoming collapsible model. In Huawei Mate X2, the folding function is similar to Samsung's design. It seems ironic that this company is engaged in double-discount design after other companies have adopted the single-discount style of other Samsung companies.
Samsung is likely to launch a new foldable phone, driving the transition to this new shape for more tech-savvy users. Samsung said it may skip the release of this year's new Galaxy Note model, but has not fully explained why. Some people have been talking about streamlining mobile phone options and the reasons for the global chip shortage, but it could also be a test to see if Note users are ready to switch to foldable phones. Samsung may try to ensure that people find products that suit them as much as possible by offering customers three collapsible options.
The folding of phones will depend on how Samsung solves the chip shortage that affects the industry as a whole. Folding phones are harder to make than standard smartphones, and Samsung may withdraw its plans if it can't get the chips it needs. Still, it's exciting to hear that the company is developing a third collapsible type, as it shows that Samsung still sees the new shape as the future.
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