The first renderings of the design and shape of the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 4 folding smartphone are starting to appear.
At the same time, the news emerges that Samsung could also include the Galaxy A series in its new 5-year update policy.
The first renders of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 show a similar design to the Galaxy S22 Ultra
Some smartphone concept creators are already working on the possible design and shape that Samsung’s next foldable, the Galaxy Z Fold 4, could take. And now the first renders appear with the shape and design that the model may take.
What immediately catches the eye are the similarities that the terminal presents with the new Galaxy S22 Ultra. Apparently, the makers think Samsung will use the same design in another premium foldable offering.
In creator Ben Geskin’s rendering, the Galaxy Z Fold 4 retains the same shape as its predecessor, with a narrow outer screen and a rectangular inner screen. But the camera module is different, it has an identical design to the S22 Ultra, quite different from the Galaxy Z Fold 3 that features an island with three sensors and a flash.
The concept presented by Apple Lab, although similar to the previous one, is characterized in that it maintains the three rear sensors and offers three different color options: black, white and lavender.
Remember that Samsung has not yet given clues about what its next folding smartphone will look like, so these images are based on the imagination of their authors.
According to previously published information, the Galaxy Z Fold 4 is expected to launch in the third quarter of 2022, and its specifications remain the secret of the gods.
Samsung should include the Galaxy A series in its 5-year upgrade strategy
Samsung is the only brand that currently offers five years of updates for its premium devices. The announcement was made at the Unpacked event that took place this week and covers the S22 series for now.
But it seems that the South Korean giant has the same plan for another series of smartphones, its Galaxy A. The information was discovered on the brand’s Dutch website, which claims that the new five-year upgrade strategy will extend to the Galaxy A series. from Samsung. .
It is not yet known if the Galaxy A53 and Galaxy A73 models will also be included, since the strategy will be applied to premium models and both terminals are not top models. However, the South Korean brand can make some exceptions to its policy, especially if the models are successful among users.
