Some interesting details related to the Galaxy Fold 2 launch have come forth, talking about a new codename, as well as some changes that will be made to the camera. Let us take a look at these details and see what kind of Galaxy Fold successor can we see in the near future.
Galaxy Fold 2 Specs to Include a Snapdragon 865; Newly Leaked Details Talk About Under-Display Selfie Camera, July 2020 Launch
Previously, the Galaxy Fold 2 codename was ‘Winner 2’ or ‘Win2’, with details shared that this model won’t feature any significant design changes when compared to its predecessor. However, things have taken a turn since then, as a new report from Aju News says that the Galaxy Fold 2 launch will include an under-display selfie camera. How much of a compromise this will make to the overall image quality, we don’t have a clue at the moment, but we’re sure to find out.
As for the Galaxy Fold 2 codename, it’s apparently ‘Champ’, and for us, that word alone resonates a hefty design change, as well as ‘top of the line’ specifications. Samsung may also market the Galaxy Fold 2 as the first-ever foldable handset in the world to sport a completely bezel-less display. This should deliver an immersive experience for users while signaling that Samsung has considerably improved the foldable form factor. However, to make sure that the Galaxy Fold 2 launch wasn’t a wasted effort, there are other things the company should improve upon, such as better resistance to physical abuse.
A small Galaxy Z Flip durability clip shows that it may be the world’s most robust foldable smartphone, but it still has a lot of problems that need to be addressed. Hopefully, Samsung is listening to these complaints and will proceed to take action responsibly. As for the Galaxy Fold 2 specs, earlier rumors point to a Snapdragon 865. However, with the Snapdragon 865 Plus rumors kicking off, we can’t help but wonder if Samsung will use a slightly more powerful silicon from Qualcomm. Looks like time will tell.
Are you looking forward to the Galaxy Fold 2 launch in the near future? Let us know down in the comments.
News Source: Ajunews
About the author: Omar Sohail is a reporter and analyst for Wccftech's mobile section, specializing in the technology and business of the mobile industry. His expertise lies in the intricate hardware supply chain, covering developments in semiconductor manufacturing, chip lithography, and camera sensor technology.
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