According to a new claim, Samsung is working on a third foldable smartphone series. Samsung Galaxy Z Flip and Samsung Galaxy Fold handsets are now available from the South Korean electronics giant, and the latest iterations in the line — the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3 5G and Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 5G — came in India in August 24, 2021. The upcoming foldable could include three folding panels or a sliding display, according to rumours. It has not stated whether or not it intends to make those devices available for purchase.
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Company could introduce a third foldable handset with the successors to the Galaxy Z Fold3 5G and Galaxy Flip 3 in August, according to a claim by Galaxy Club citing unnamed sources.
Samsung new Flex S, Flex G, and Flex Specifications (Expected)
The smartphone might be the company’s first slide-out phablet. It may have a rollable display or a three-panel folding phone. With limited availability compared to the other two foldable handsets, according to the source. Samsung has yet to reveal any details regarding its next foldable devices.
According to the source, the B4 and Q4 codenames will be the successors to the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3, which were codenamed B3 and Q3, respectively.
While these gadgets could be the rumoured Galaxy Fold 4 and Galaxy Flip 4. The Galaxy Club story also claims that company is working on another foldable phone dubbed N4. Meanwhile, Samsung’s website already features unique display panel concepts.
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Samsung unveiled new Flex S, Flex G, and Flex Slidable concept panels for smartphones at CES 2022. The Flex S has three panels and is unfolded outward to create a larger display. Similarly, the Flex G display has three folding panels. The fold inward rather than outward, perhaps protecting the Flex S panels from external damage.
The Flex Slidable panel, is similar to the Oppo X 2021, with a sliding display for more screen space. As previously said, has no intentions to include these panels in its foldable smartphone portfolio.
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