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Unveiling Samsung’s Future Foldables: A Look at the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Z Flip 5


We tech enthusiasts throughout the world are looking forward to Samsung’s next announcements, particularly its cutting-edge foldable devices. The world clutched its breath when Samsung hinted at prospective release dates for these game changers, but they have since left us on pins and needles. However, it is with great anticipation that we share this possible first look at the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Z Flip 5.

The Design of the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Z Flip 5

Our sources, together with a nudge from MySmartPrice, have provided us with an enticing first look at the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Z Flip 5. The graphic shows the Z Fold 5 in a stunning blue color, complete with a triple camera configuration, a balanced bezel square folding screen, and an under-display camera. The almost undetectable hinge when folded, as well as the included Samsung S Pen (likely to be offered separately, as with the Galaxy Z Fold 4), are notable features.

The intriguing statement “Unfold your world,” scribbled on the inside display by a model using the S Pen, could imply broad app integration, both native and third-party, customized for the foldable experience. Expect further surprises from Samsung’s color range as it expands beyond the shown blue.

Other notable characteristics include the usual USB-C port on one side’s base, as well as the main microphone, while the other half contains one of the dual speakers. At the top is a dual microphone system for noise cancellation.

From the outside, the Galaxy Z Fold 5 does not appear to be a drastic shift from its predecessor, the Galaxy Z Fold 4. The excellent hinge design is the most noticeable difference. However, based on rumors in the tech sector, we anticipate ground-breaking improvements beneath the surface.

The Galaxy Z Flip 5 is said to include a huge cover display reminiscent of the Motorola Razr 40 Ultra. Additional intriguing possibilities include a dual-camera system with an accompanying LED flash and probable hinge enhancements similar to those seen on the Z Fold 5. A more thorough illustration can be found in the linked image.

Specifications for the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Z Flip 5

Both the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Z Flip 5 are expected to have the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 CPU, as well as extra RAM and storage. The tech-savvy crowd may also anticipate considerable advancements in camera and battery capabilities (both hardware and software). One notable feature could be the formal IP rating (most likely IP68), which was noticeably omitted in last year’s model.

The flow of information is currently considerably restricted. However, as we get closer to the actual release, we hope to be swamped with solid details. So keep an eye out for updates, as we vow to keep you up to date on everything Samsung. Meanwhile, we’d like to hear your comments. What are your thoughts on Samsung’s upcoming foldable delights? Please share your thoughts!

 

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What significant design changes are anticipated for the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Z Flip 5?

The Z Fold 5 may have a more seamless hinge design, whereas the Z Flip 5 may have a larger cover display.

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We have seen (and tested) a prototype of Samsung’s new Galaxy Ring and yes, the ring points ways


Although there were certain rumors, no one expected that Samsung would take advantage of the Unpacked of the Samsung Galaxy S24 and S24 Ultra to confirm its smart ring. It has been, however, a lukewarm announcement, Let’s call it a teaser. A video, a promise and nothing more. In short, we still have the Galaxy Ring among us, but From SamaGame we have already had the opportunity to see it with our own eyes. And not just seeing it, but touching it, trying it on and having an initial impression.

We did it in a private session accompanied by Hok Pak, vice president and Head of Digital Care at Samsung, who told us about the company’s vision when it comes to health. And in all fairness, we have not tested a final model, but rather a prototype. A prototype that, yes, They confirm that it is quite close to the final model. Unfortunately, we have not been able to take photos or record videos of the product and there are things we cannot talk about because they are subject to change. That said, this is what we have seen.

This is the Samsung Galaxy Ring

Talking about the design of a ring is not easy, but let’s try. We haven’t really seen a single prototype, but many models of the same prototype in different sizes and colors. The rings go by size and the Samsung one was not going to be any less. In fact, the weight of the device will vary depending on the size and, surely, so will the autonomy as it does in smart watches. A larger ring has more space, there is no more.

What we don’t know is what tools Samsung will give us to know our size. “There are ways,” they tell us, but they do not confirm which ones. This was the usual tone when asking questions about the device and its functions, since Samsung is still working on the final product. However, we can think of an app with which we measure the diameter of a ring that we already have by putting it on the screen or something like that. It would be easy and functional, but we’ll see.

From what we have been able to see, the ring will be available in several colors, but none of them are strident. They are sober colors and surely we can get an idea of ​​what they are. In any case, “it is subject to change”, so we will see how they arrive for the launch. In any case, we are going to stick with that idea: unless something changes, it will be available in different colors.

As far as construction is concerned, The Galaxy Ring is made of titanium and is surprisingly light. A few days ago we published

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[HOT] : Galaxy A52: What is Samsung’s RAM Plus feature supposed to boost performance?


Samsung quietly included a new feature for the Galaxy A52 in the October update. The update brings to the mid-range phone the RAM Plus feature, already available on the Galaxy A52s. With it, Samsung promises more speed to run multiple apps at the same time.

Overview :

  • The October update for the Galaxy A52s includes RAM Plus, in addition to security fixes;
  • The novelty consists in separating 4 GB of internal storage as virtual memory;
  • This feature doubles the RAM capacity for apps and games.

RAM Plus was previously included in the September update for the Galaxy A52 5G and is now starting to roll out for the 4G / LTE model as well. When launching the A52s version in Brazil in September, Samsung said that this feature “ensures excellent performance to keep up with the consumer’s routine. ”

According to the SamMobile website, RAM Plus is enabled by default and cannot be disabled on the Galaxy A52, unlike the Galaxy A52s, where it could be disabled. Thanks to this, apps and games can consume an additional 4 GB of RAM, which is not available in internal storage.

How to update the Galaxy A52 and check if RAM Plus is active

To check if the update is available for your phone, follow the following path:

  • Open the app Settings;
  • Navigate to the option Software update, then the option Download and install;
  • Then, to confirm that RAM Plus is enabled, go to Settings > Battery and device maintenance > Memory.
  • But does virtual memory really improve performance?

    Despite Samsung’s promises of more speed, SamMobile reports that it hasn’t noticed a difference in use with the RAM Plus feature. The history of similar techniques is not very encouraging either, especially in the case of computers and their slow hard drives.

    The biggest impact of RAM Plus is on multitasking, with apps and games being kicked out of RAM less often and being able to stay open in the background in the virtual memory area. In this case, there would be a delay in moving the data between virtual and physical RAM, but at least that would avoid having to open the app from the start. All this, of course, depends on the management adopted by Samsung.

    Other manufacturers offer similar features, for example the Chinese Vivo, Realme, OnePlus and iQOO, with names like dynamic, extended or virtual RAM. Xiaomi is also offering the feature on some models in the Chinese market, with rumors that MIUI 13 will bring the option of virtual RAM to the west.

    So, is this going to work? Do you have a model with virtual RAM and have you noticed a difference? Leave your impressions in the comments field!