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Phone Arena
8 hours ago
- Business
- Phone Arena
New report reveals key Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7, Z Flip 7 FE, Z Fold 7, and Galaxy Watch 8 info
Leaked in a lot of detail already a number of times over the last couple of months, Samsung's next-gen foldables are the protagonists of yet another interesting report today. This focuses on the first-of-a-kind Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE in addition to the iterative Z Flip 7 and Z Fold 7 , as well as the Galaxy Watch 8 and Galaxy Watch 8 Classic. All of these devices are expected to see daylight at an evidently jam-packed event in July, and believe it or not, a groundbreaking tri-fold smartphone and a rugged Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 could also go official on the same stage and at the same time. Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE - black and white color options; FE - black and white color options; Galaxy Z Flip 7 - black, blue, and coral red models; - black, blue, and coral red models; Galaxy Z Fold 7 - black, silver, and blue shadow paint jobs. The only real-life Z Fold 7 image leaked so far doesn't make the device look very exciting. | Image Credit -- Setsuna Digital on Weibo In other words, yes, it's extremely likely that the Z Flip 7 and Z Fold 7 will come in more than just three color options, exactly like their 2024 predecessors did. Interestingly, the Galaxy Z Flip 6 was never released in a red flavor, making its successor's rumored "Coral Red" model something to look forward to. Black and blue, of course, are pretty humdrum versions for the Z Flip 6 , which is also what you can say about the Z Fold 6's black and silver paint jobs expected to get direct equivalents in the Z Fold 7 's palette. "Blue Shadow", on the other hand, sounds like a very attractive colorway for Samsung's next big book-style foldable that's likely to add some flair to the Z Fold 6 's Navy hue. The budget-friendly Z Flip 7 Fan Edition, meanwhile, may or may not expand on the unsurprising black and white colors revealed today, most likely taking after 2023's Galaxy Z Flip 5 in terms of its overall design language and many key specs rather than last year's Z Flip 6 . Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE - 128 and 256GB; FE - 128 and 256GB; Galaxy Z Flip 7 - 256 and 512GB. Yes, I'm afraid this particular piece of the Galaxy Z Fold 7 puzzle is still missing. But it's definitely nice to hear that the Z Flip 7 will get rid of its predecessor's entry-level 128GB storage configuration, especially since that will allow Samsung to differentiate the pioneering Fan Edition from its "vanilla" brother. The Z Flip 7 FE will apparently look very similar to the Z Flip 5. | Image Credit -- SammyGuru" There are no words just yet of a 1TB variant, which probably means it doesn't exist, while the RAM count is likely to go unchanged from the Z Flip 6 's 12 gigs (for both 256 and 512GB storage units). With no details on price points either for any of Samsung's impending foldable devices, we should probably move on to the company's next Apple Watch alternatives. The Galaxy Watch 8 is tipped to retain its predecessor's 40 and 44mm case sizes while rocking "Graphite" (read gray) and silver paint jobs, with the Galaxy Watch 8 Classic likely to come out in a single size and black and white color options shortly after its July announcement alongside all the other new Samsung stuff.
Phone Arena
20-05-2025
- Phone Arena
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 leaks in disappointing real-life image
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 renders | Image credit — TT Technology The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 may look a bit too similar to the Fold 6, according to a new leaked picture. The Galaxy Z Fold 7 is tipped for numerous updates. It is expected to have bigger screens and a thinner profile. And while these design changes will likely improve the usability of the device, they will apparently not be enough to make it look drastically different than the Fold 6. According to an in-the-wild photo of the Fold 7 briefly put up by leaker Setsuna Digital on the Chinese social media platform Weibo, the new phone looks like a splitting image of the phone it's going to replace at first glance. The rumored Fold 7 leaks in the flesh. | Image Credit - Setsuna Digital That doesn't necessarily go against the phone, especially considering that Samsung changed things up a bit last year by going for new camera rings for the Fold 6. However, it's hard not to feel let down when a new phone looks pretty much the same as its predecessor. That said, those with a keen eye for detail may notice two changes. As Tom's Guide points out, the Fold 7 doesn't appear to have metallic borders, which ties in with rumors that it will have a titanium backplate. The new material will also allow Samsung to reduce the thickness of the device. It's expected to be one of the thinnest bendable phones on the market, although that's difficult to make out from the picture, which only shows the phone's rear. The flash unit has also been placed a little lower. The variant in the image is Icyblue, which was not a color option available for the Fold 6. The Fold 7 will reportedly sport an 8.2-inch inner screen with a less prominent crease and a 6.5-inch outer display and will be taller and wider than the Fold 6. It will likely feature a 200MP main camera. It is expected to pack a 4,400 mAh battery and will be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite chip. The phone will probably be announced in early July.
Tom's Guide
19-05-2025
- Tom's Guide
Galaxy Z Fold 7 real-life image leaks — here's how Samsung's next foldable could look
Finally, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 has appeared in a real-life image, confirming the rumors we've been hearing about design upgrades. Weibo-based leaker Setsuna Digital first shared the new image, as well as what looks to be a screen protector or display, allegedly from the Galaxy Z Flip 7. The device in the photo looks very similar to the Galaxy Z Fold 6. It is so similar that you would be forgiven for not believing this was a new leak. But the first difference can be seen in the color, which seems to be Samsung's Icyblue hue, not one of the currently available Z Fold 6 colors. Secondly, there are no prominent metal surrounds for the back of the phone like we see on the Galaxy Z Fold 6, suggesting a new construction style for Samsung's latest foldable. The final sign is the flash placement, which is slightly lower in this image than on the Z Fold 6. This at least proves this is a different device from the current flagship Samsung foldable, even if there's no definitive way to prove this is a Z Fold 7 yet. Although we can't tell from this image alone, the Galaxy Z Fold 7 will apparently also differ from the Galaxy Z Fold 6 by being larger. The new model is rumored to measure 8.2 inches across when open and 6.5 inches closed, rather than 7.6 inches and 6.3 inches like the Z Gold 6. Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips. Other rumored changes coming to the new Z Fold include a 200MP main camera (up from 50MP), a thinner profile, and the latest Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset. Both the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and the Galaxy Z Flip 7 are likely to debut at a Galaxy Unpacked event in the coming months, going by previous Samsung foldable launches. Keep an eye out for an event happening in July, but we'll keep hunting in case the release date, design or other details get further rumors to confirm or refute these details.
Yahoo
22-02-2025
- Yahoo
iPhone 17 Pro rumor says Apple will finally steal this feature from Samsung Galaxy phones
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Samsung Galaxy smartphones have featured reverse charging — the ability to charge other devices from your phone — for several years now. But a new Apple rumor purports that the company may add that feature to the iPhone 17 Pro. The rumor comes from tipster Setsuna Digital on the Chinese social media site Weibo. Setsuna Digital writes (machine translated), "Apple has tested the 7.5W reverse charging function on the iPhone 17 Pro. I don't know if it will be open for use this time." They go on to say that they regularly use the feature to charge headphones via their Samsung devices. They specifically mention the iPhone 17 Pro, but it's not clear if it will come the base and or rumored iPhone 17 Air, though that handset might be too thin for this feature. Samsung's Galaxy phones — including the Galaxy S25 Ultra — currently support reverse charging, though it can be hit or miss with its watches like the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra. Samsung first introduced reverse charging on the Galaxy S10 series way back in 2019 Reverse charging on iPhones has been a dream for some time. According to Phone Arena, the iPhone 12 had the components to reverse charge though the feature wasn't activated. It could be used to charge a MagSafe battery pack but that's it. There were rumors in 2023 that Apple was going to bring reverse charging to the iPhone 14 Pro models though it was also suggested that the feature might come to the iPhone 15. Allegedly, you could reverse charge your AirPod case on your iPhone 15. But testing it today, the feature doesn't work and Apple officially does not support reverse charging on any of its iPhones. We'll know more in September when Apple is expected to release its next series of flagship phones. I've avoided smartwatches for years but a month with the Galaxy Watch Ultra changed my mind 5 reasons to buy the iPhone 16e — and 3 reasons to skip Apple HomePod 3: Everything we know so far
