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New leaked renders suggest potential fixes to two significant issues on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7.

Samsung appears to have forsaken the inclusion of an internal under-display camera in the new Galaxy Z Fold 7, while simultaneously increasing the device's overall dimensions.

Samsung's anticipated Galaxy Z Fold 7 appears to address two notable issues based on leaked...
Samsung's anticipated Galaxy Z Fold 7 appears to address two notable issues based on leaked renders.

New leaked renders suggest potential fixes to two significant issues on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7.

Scoop on the Galaxy Z Fold 7

Here's a sneak peek at the anticipated Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7, courtesy of Android Headlines and OnLeaks. Check out these alleged official renders of Samsung's forthcoming foldable powerhouse!

One striking modification in these renders is a punch-hole camera on the internal display. A move back to a punch-hole in the main display could signify a significant upgrade for selfies or video calls. Unfortunately, Samsung's utilization of a tiny 4MP sensor in previous models meant a drop in image quality. Optimistically, a punch-hole design shouldn't compromise the usability, and selfies should regain their lost glory!

A quick glance at the renders also hints at possible transformations Samsung is planning for the Galaxy Z Fold 7's body. The rumored slimmer and lighter design could provide users with a wider phone, boasting more screen space while ensuring easier handling. Allegedly, the outer display will grow to 6.5 inches in size, up from the 6.3-inch outer display on the Z Fold 6. Meanwhile, the inner display could increase to a generous 8.2 inches, up from the 7.6-inch panel on the Z Fold 6.

Two eye-catching colors featured in these renders are dubbed Blue Shadow and Jet Black. While additional colors are expected to be available, further details remain under wraps.

Samsung has been unusually candid about its plans for the Galaxy Z Fold 7, though it hasn't officially named the device. Despite this secrecy, it has shared numerous teasers hinting at an impressive user experience for its next foldable. The launch date has yet to be revealed, but with rumors swirling of a possible July 9 unveiling, we can hardly wait to put our hands on this mega-foldable!

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Stay tuned for more updates on the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and other exciting tech news!

Galaxy Z Fold 7 Insiders' Scoop:

Based on certifications and leaks by SamMobile and analysis from OnLeaks, here's a rundown of the confirmed and indicative features for the Galaxy Z Fold 7:

Display and Design- Sporting an 8.2-inch AMOLED foldable display with a blazing 120Hz refresh rate- The outer display, an AMOLED panel, will boast a resolution of FHD+ and the same swift 120Hz refresh rate- A smaller display crease compared to its predecessor, resulting in a smoother and sturdier hinge mechanism- Indications suggest the device might be around 1.5mm thinner, potentially due to removing the digitizer from the screen, which could impact the S Pen design, making it thicker and battery-powered- The Galaxy Z Fold 7's display dimensions might resemble the Z Fold Special Edition model

Processor and Connectivity- Powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 "Elite"- Supports 5G connectivity, Wi-Fi 7, UWB, wireless charging, and wireless power sharing

Camera System- Boosted camera capabilities include a 200MP primary sensor- Equipped with a 12MP ultra-wide lens and a 10MP 3x telephoto lens on the rear- Selfies remain a priority with a 10MP camera on the outer display and a 4MP under-display camera on the inside

Battery and Software- A 4,400mAh battery powers the device- Set to debut with Android 16-based One UI 8.0 out of the box, hinting at new software features tailored for foldables.

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