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Samsung Galaxy F 3rd Party Render (Lets Go Digital)Samsung Galaxy F 3rd Party Render (Lets Go Digital)
With all this information, the team at Lets Go Digital has put together a digital render of what they believe the Galaxy F will look like:
Samsung has already revealed that the foldable smartphone will have two screens, which are significantly thinner than before. At the front, the phone has a 4.6-inch display with a resolution of 840 × 1960 pixels. If you open the phone, a 7.3-inch flexible AMOLED display with QXGA + resolution (1536 × 2152 pixels) unfolds.
Unfolded, the phone gets a real tablet function thanks to its large flexible screen. Three active apps can be run next to each other without any problems. The cover window, which is placed above the display, will not be made of glass, but of transparent plastic.
There are still questions around the exact construction of the hinge that Samsung will end up using. The renders above are based on an existing Samsung patent for a hinged screen.
Samsung is expected to release around one million Galaxy F handsets in March 2019.
Now read more about the launch details of this folding smartphone…
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Even with a glance at a bright screen in a dark room, Samsung’s folding smartphone – the presumptively named Galaxy F – has caught the attention of the smartphone ecosystem. As well as the tantalising shots from the stage, enough details and descriptions of the technology are around to put together the look of the tablet/smartphone hybrid.
Samsung Galaxy F 3rd Party Render (Lets Go Digital)Samsung Galaxy F 3rd Party Render (Lets Go Digital)
With all this information, the team at Lets Go Digital has put together a digital render of what they believe the Galaxy F will look like:
Samsung has already revealed that the foldable smartphone will have two screens, which are significantly thinner than before. At the front, the phone has a 4.6-inch display with a resolution of 840 × 1960 pixels. If you open the phone, a 7.3-inch flexible AMOLED display with QXGA + resolution (1536 × 2152 pixels) unfolds.
Unfolded, the phone gets a real tablet function thanks to its large flexible screen. Three active apps can be run next to each other without any problems. The cover window, which is placed above the display, will not be made of glass, but of transparent plastic.
There are still questions around the exact construction of the hinge that Samsung will end up using. The renders above are based on an existing Samsung patent for a hinged screen.
Samsung is expected to release around one million Galaxy F handsets in March 2019.
Now read more about the launch details of this folding smartphone…
