Samsung Galaxy Fold 2 decrypted: dual screen + Snapdragon 865 to be released in August

       On June 4, ZONE of TECH exposed the renderings of Samsung Galaxy Fold 2.

　　Leaked information shows that the Samsung Galaxy Fold 2 continues the dual-screen solution of the previous generation. The main screen is a small-aperture hole-punch screen, and the secondary screen is a waterdrop screen that supports the S Pen stylus.

　　Compared with the previous generation Galaxy Fold, the screen-to-body ratio of Galaxy Fold 2 has been improved, and the visual effect is more outstanding.

　　It is worth noting that the Galaxy Fold 2 has improved imaging capabilities. The renderings show that it uses a matrix camera and is suspected to have four cameras. The camera specifications are still uncertain.

　　In terms of core configuration, the Galaxy Fold 2 is expected to be equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 flagship platform and may have 12GB of memory.

　　In addition, it is reported that Samsung has begun mass production of Galaxy Fold 2, which will be equipped with UTG technology. This is Samsung's second folding screen flagship using UTG technology after Galaxy Z Flip.

　　UTG (Ultra-Thin Glass) is ultra-thin glass technology. Samsung covers the Galaxy Z Flip screen with a layer of ultra-thin glass, which can be folded up to 200,000 times without damage. If it is folded 100 times a day, it can be used for about 5 years.

　　Samsung previously stated that most users will upgrade their phones before the screen life expires, which makes the application of ultra-thin glass technology in other foldable smartphones very practical.

　　Finally, the release time is what everyone is concerned about. The Samsung Galaxy Fold 2 may be unveiled in August together with the Galaxy Note 20 series and Galaxy Tab S7 tablet.