Samsung is preparing to add the new Galaxy Z Fold4 model to its folding phone lineup. New information has come for the smartphone, which is frequently leaked. The brand, which will introduce its new model, first introduced this series in 2019 with the Galaxy Z Fold model. The company also introduced the Z Fold 2 and Z Fold 3 models, which are the continuation of the series. In this way, the brand managed to dominate the folding smartphone market on its own.
For the Galaxy Z Fold 4, claims were first made that it would not have a special slot for the S Pen. Later, there were leaks that the phone will come with a built-in S Pen. Now, it has become clear how the device will be designed in accordance with this feature and some of its features. So, what is the new information for the Galaxy Z Fold, the new model that Samsung will add to its folding phone series? Let’s take a look at the details of the news together.
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New information for the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4
There is no clear leak or image available for the Galaxy Z Fold4 yet. However, the device is expected to be introduced at an Unpacked event that Samsung will hold next August. The new model was expected to include many features of the latest technology due to its folding. However, new information does not confirm this expectation.
Expected on a folding smartphone, according to new leaks under screen camera installation (UDC) will not be found. In addition, the device is shown as old-fashioned. punch to screen Will have. The phone screen also has a more durable feature. Ultra Thin Glass It will be produced with (UTG) technology. The price tag of the product as a starting point. 1,000 dollars It is expected to be (14,632,60 Turkish Liras).
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