The newly introduced Galaxy AI features are on top of the existing ones that it rolled out to the last generation model with the OneUI 6.1 update
Samsung is set to announce the foldable devices and next-generation smartwatches, enhanced by Galaxy AI. Moreover, 2024 Buds series earbuds and Galaxy Ring are anticipated from today's event
In pre-reserve programme, Samsung is allowing consumers to pay a token of Rs 2,000 towards the upcoming devices and in return commits benefits worth up to Rs 7,000 at the time of purchase
While the foldable devices will be in focus at the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked, AI and wearable devices, especially the Galaxy Ring, are expected to share the limelight on July 10
The anticipated "Slim" Galaxy Z Fold 6 would likely launch later this year and will be limited to select regions including Samsung's home country
Additionally, the next-generation Samsung Galaxy Z Fold is expected to feature a flat frame design and a titanium body similar to the Galaxy S24 Ultra
Next Galaxy Unpacked in anticipated to be packed with announcements related to Ring, Watches, wireless earbuds, but most importantly AI-powered foldable devices in Z Fold and Z Flip lines
Optimised Galaxy AI and foldable devices are referenced in a blog by Samsung EVP and head of Mobile research and development, Won-Joon Choi
Reportedly, the Galaxy Z Flip 6 clamshell foldable device from Samsung would get a bigger capacity battery and the Galaxy Ring would be offered in seven different size options
Contrary to earlier reports that stated Exynos chips in 2024 Galaxy Fold and Flip models, the next-generation foldable devices from Samsung could be powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3
Ultra is not the only new model, Samsung is reportedly also working on an affordable foldable model in the Galaxy Z Fold line-up
Samsung is reportedly working on affordable as well as expensive models in the Galaxy Z Fold line, and the mainline model is expected to feature a new squared design with flat edges
Adding a flagship-grade camera system to the Galaxy Z Fold series smartphone might help Samsung in bridging the gap to its traditional flagship smartphones
A South Korean court on Monday acquitted Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Jae-yong of financial crimes involving a contentious merger between Samsung affiliates in 2015 that tightened his grip over South Korea's biggest company. The ruling by the Seoul Central District Court could ease the legal troubles surrounding the Samsung heir less than two years after he was pardoned of a separate conviction of bribery in a corruption scandal that toppled a previous South Korean government. The court said the prosecution failed to sufficiently prove the merger between Samsung C&T and Cheil Industries was unlawfully conducted with an aim to strengthen Lee's control over Samsung Electronics. Prosecutors had sought a five-year jail term for Lee, who was accused of stock price manipulation and accounting fraud. It wasn't immediately clear whether they would appeal. Lee had denied wrongdoing in the current case, describing the 2015 merger as normal business activity. Lee, 56, did not answer ...
Samsung's Southeast Asian suppliers are reportedly manufacturing components for the affordable foldable smartphone, which is expected to launch alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 6
Samsung is considering launching an affordable foldable alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 6, which is expected to be unveiled in the second half of 2024, according to a news report
Samsung has announced that it has extended its self-repair program to include Galaxy foldable devices, including the Galaxy Z Flip5 and Galaxy Z Fold5
The cover screen on the Galaxy Flip 6 smartphone is expected to be approaching 3.9-inches, a significant increase from 3.4-inches on Flip 5
Foldable phone shipments are likely to cross 1 million next year, and their share of the premium smartphones could touch 35 per cent by 2025
Korean electronics major Samsung expects foldable smartphones to account for 30 per cent of premium mobile revenue in India this year, a senior company official said on Wednesday. Samsung India, Mobile Business, Senior Vice President Raju Pullan said that the new foldable devices, Galaxy Fold 5 and Galaxy Flip 5, have recorded pre-booking worth Rs 1,500 crore which is 1.5 times compared to pre-booking registered for previous generation foldable smartphones. "India has rolled out the red carpet for Galaxy Z Flip5 and Galaxy Z Fold5. Over 150,000 consumers have pre-booked Galaxy Z Flip5 and Galaxy Z Fold5. We expect foldable smartphones to contribute over 30 per cent to our premium segment business this year, indicating growing importance of the foldable category in India," Pullan said. He said that customers of other brands are also opting for Flip5. "Large number of consumers with less than 35 years of age are adopting Flip because of its design while consumers in the age group of