The much-awaited Samsung’s biggest flagship is on its way to launch its first foldable smartphone that commercially goes sale in 2019. The company already showcased the smartphone in its annual developer conference which is so called as Galaxy F. The device could feature two batteries with mammoth capacity and a 12 MP dual camera setup on its rear panel.
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The latest information was spotted tech website LetsGoDigital, Where it has obtained a report from Korean research agency CGS-CIMB Research around the upcoming Galaxy F device. According to the latest report, the upcoming flagship would come with two batteries, one in each housing and the total battery capacity could be around 5000 to 6000 mAh capacity. Along with this the report also claims that Galaxy F will feature 8 GB of RAM and a 128 GB internal storage as its base variant. In terms of optics, the device comes with a dual rear camera setup will be 12MP+12MP with an 8MP front camera. The price of the foldable phone will decline from $ 1,700 in 2019 to $ 1,300 in 2022. And this bit of information from CGS-CIMB Research has been confirmed by the company. However, this is pretty costlier and will boost the mobile market with this new foldable phone factor.
Meanwhile, The new Samsung foldable smartphone was already showcased in an event took place, San Francisco. But sadly the company didn’t reveal any details about the specifications for Galaxy F.At the moment, It was announced that the company is working on a new version of Bixby that’ll bring more features and services, which will be installed on the upcoming foldable phone. Samsung describes its folding phone technology as Infinity Flex Display and said that mass-production of the device should begin in a “matter of months.”
The display on the tablet has a resolution of 1536 x 2152 pixels which gives it a 4.2:3 aspect ratio and a screen size of 7.3-inches. When folded, the device is an 840 x 1960 display with a tall aspect ratio of 21:9 and screen size of 4.58-inches.