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Tom's Guide
3 hours ago
- Tom's Guide
How to watch Samsung Galaxy Unpacked July 2025 online live — Galaxy Z Fold 7, Watch 8 Classic, Project Moohan and more
The time has finally come to officially find out what Samsung has in store for all of its foldable phones and smartwatches. If you watch the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked July 2025 event online this Wednesday (July 9), you can find out exactly what Samsung has in store as each product is revealed. The main focus of Galaxy Unpacked Summer 2025 will most likely be Samsung's new foldable phones. Rumors about the phones have been percolating for so long that you may feel you've already seen the handsets already, but those are only renders. We're still waiting for the official word on the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7 — including answers to burning questions about those devices. But those two foldables may not be the only products Samsung shows off this week. Other devices might steal the thunder from the foldable lineup, including the return of the Galaxy Watch 8 Classic and potential glimpses of Project Moohan and the Galaxy G Fold. Samsung is holding this year's edition of Galaxy Unpacked Summer in Brooklyn, New York, and Tom's Guide will be there in person to cover the event. If you can't make it there, Samsung is more than happy to bring the show to you with a live stream of Galaxy Unpacked. Here's what you need to know to watch it. Galaxy Unpacked takes place Wednesday, July 9, with a live event in Brooklyn, New York. Unpacked gets underway at 10:00 a.m. ET / 7 a.m. PT / 3 p.m. BST. Samsung plans to live stream Galaxy Unpacked, so you can watch the event from the company's YouTube channel. There you'll find the official live stream for Galaxy Unpacked, along with teaser videos hinting at some of the likely features. In addition to YouTube, Samsung says it will post a video of the event in its online newsroom. Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips. Samsung generally holds two Galaxy Unpacked events every year — the one at the start of the year focuses on Galaxy S phones, with the January 2025 edition showing off the Galaxy S25 series. We also get a teaser of the Galaxy S25 Edge that launched later in the spring. Samsung's summer event gives us new foldable phones, and lately, it's been happening earlier in the year. Like last year's summer Unpacked, the one likely to show off the latest foldables is being held in early July. Here's a closer look at what's likely to be on the agenda for the July 9 Unpacked. Both of Samsung's current foldable phone lines are in line to see updates this summer. The more expensive model will be the Galaxy Z Fold 7. Current rumors point to a larger phone with a larger 8-inch interior unfolded display and a 6.5-inch cover screen. Other iterative potential upgrades include a the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, a 200MP main camera and a redesigned S Pen. Samsung has spent 2025 promoting its optimized Galaxy AI features and we expect similar updates this year. There might be two models of clamshell foldables announced this year, the standard Galaxy Z Flip 7 and a more wallet-friendly Z Flip 7 FE. Like the Fold, the Z Flip 7 is expanding with a larger 6.85-inch display, though its unclear if it will feature the Snapdragon 8 Elite or Samsung's own Exynos 2500 processor. As for the fan edition, there are rumors that it will cost 1 million Korean won (or about $737) — that's roughly $350 less than the Galaxy Z Flip 6. So far leaks have painted the picture of phone that looks much like the Galaxy Z Flip 6 with slightly better features including a better display and potentially some kind of Qualcomm or Exynos chip. Separate from the main two foldables, there are conflicting rumors that Samsung might at the very least preview the rumored Galaxy G Fold tri-folding phone at Galaxy Unpacked, similar to how the Galaxy S25 Edge popped at the end of the January's Unpacked event. Samsung has teased the concept phone that folds in three places, but it is allegedly moving from concept to reality. It is very likely that Samsung will bring at least three different Galaxy smartwatches during Galaxy Unpacked. Alongside the Galaxy Watch 8, we could see the return of the Galaxy Watch 8 classic, plus at the very least a new colorway for the Galaxy Watch Ultra. The newest Classic is rumored to be available in one size; 47mm, but should feature a rotating bezel, 1.5-display and a 435 mAH battery. The latest Ultra, labeled Galaxy Watch Ultra (2025) by leaker Evan Blass, may only see a new navy blue color in lieu of new features added to a model that made its debut last year. As for the base Galaxy Watch 8, rumors point to a more squircle design and a new microLED display. The big health feature we may see is blood glucose monitoring, which would be a major addition to Samsung's other health monitoring features. Google revealed Android 16 far earlier than normal this year at Google I/O and Samsung should follow suit with its One UI 8 system. The One UI 8 beta has already been rolling out to the Galaxy S25 first through its beta program. We expect Samsung will highlight new features in One UI 8, though we don't yet know if it will be ready for the launch of the new foldables. First announced in late 2024, Samsung's Project Moohan XR headset has popped up at several events this year. Details have been slight beyond the Samsung and Qualcomm Android XR-powered headset should make another appearance at Galaxy Unpacked July 2025. One leaker has said that the headset will show up but that full details won't be revealed at the event. Whatever Samsung winds up announcing, you have the opportunity to save money. Rumors claim the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 will retain last year's prices, so they won't be cheap. As a result, any extra savings could come in handy. New Galaxy S25 series: save up to $1,150 off @ Samsung Not only can you save $50 instantly off the cost of an upcoming Galaxy device, but Samsung's sweetening the deal by offering up to an additional savings of $1,200 with a trade-in. All you have to do is go to Samsung's website or the Shop Samsung mobile app and reserve your place in line to make a preorder after the July 9 event. There's no commitment — you just provide a name and email address. In return, Samsung will give you a $50 credit on any preorder you place for products announced at Unpacked. Your last day to register is July 9 before Unpacked gets underway.
Mint
3 hours ago
- Mint
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7, Z Flip 7 and Flip 7 FE leak ahead of Unpacked Event 2025
Tech giant Samsung is all geared up to host its Galaxy Unpacked event on July 9, and fresh leaks have offered a detailed preview of what to expect from its next-generation foldable smartphones. According to information published by trusted tipster Roland Quandt via WinFuture, Samsung is expected to unveil the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Z Flip 7, and a more affordable variant, the Z Flip 7 FE. The leaks hint at key specifications including screen sizes, battery capacities, and storage options, giving fans and industry watchers an early look at what is coming. As per Quandt, the Galaxy Z Fold 7 is expected to feature notable design improvements, making it thinner and lighter than its predecessor. When unfolded, it reportedly measures just 4.2mm in thickness and 8.9mm when folded, putting it on par with some of the thinnest foldables on the market such as the Oppo Find N5. At just 216 grams, it could become the lightest book-style foldable yet. Samsung appears to have increased the screen sizes on both fronts, with a 6.5-inch outer display and an 8-inch inner screen. Despite these changes, the Fold 7 is tipped to retain a 4,400mAh battery. Powering the device will be Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, with storage variants expected in 256GB and 512GB, while some markets may also receive a 1TB option. A 200MP main camera is also mentioned, though other camera details remain under wraps. The Fold 7 is set to launch in black, blue, and silver colour options. Samsung's clamshell foldable, the Z Flip 7, is also expected to receive meaningful upgrades. The most visible change is a significantly larger 4.1-inch cover screen that wraps around the dual-camera lenses, a design already seen in leaks and hands-on videos, and reminiscent of Motorola's Razr series. The Flip 7 is said to feature a 4,300mAh battery, one of the largest in any Flip model to date, while being thinner overall. Like the Fold, it will reportedly offer 256GB and 512GB storage options, with a 50MP primary camera. Colour variants are likely to match those of the Fold 7. Samsung is also tipped to introduce a new Fan Edition model, the Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE. Targeted at more cost-conscious users, this variant is expected to scale back some specifications, including storage (available in 128GB and 256GB) and battery capacity, which stands at 4,000mAh. Interestingly, despite its budget positioning, the Flip 7 FE may feature the same wraparound external screen as the standard Flip 7, contradicting earlier reports that hinted at a reused Flip 6 design. The FE model is likely to debut in just two colours, black and white. In addition to the foldables, Quandt also shared what appear to be official marketing images of the upcoming Galaxy Watch 8 and Watch 8 Classic. Both models adopt a squircle-shaped design first seen in the Galaxy Watch Ultra, pointing to a more unified design language across Samsung's wearable lineup.
GSM Arena
3 hours ago
- GSM Arena
Samsung Unpacked July 2025: what to expect
Peter, 07 July 2025 The next Galaxy Unpacked is this Wednesday, July 9. It will be held in Brooklyn, New York and will be livestreamed on Samsung's site and on YouTube. The event is scheduled to start at 14:00 UTC. Foldables and watches incoming Samsung's middle of the year Galaxy Unpacked event is focused on the next generation of foldables, but also brings new smartwatches. This year, we're waiting for the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7, Z Flip7 and Z Flip7 FE from the foldable family and Galaxy Watch8, Watch8 Classic and Watch8 Ultra from the wearable family. Let's have a closer look at each. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 promises an 'Ultra' experience, though it won't be branded as such. The phone is expected to feature a 200MP main camera (similar to the S25 Ultra and Z Fold Special edition). However, the other cameras will be mostly the same – 10MP telephoto and 12MP ultra-wide. The two selfie cameras will be 10MP on the cover display and a 4MP under-display module inside. Samsung has teased AI features for the camera as AI remains a big part of the Galaxy identity. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 live photos With this generation, the focus is on slimming down the Z Fold – Samsung says it will be the thinnest and lightest horizontal foldable yet. It is yet to officially confirm the dimensions, but rumored info suggests 8.9mm folded and 4.2mm unfolded and 215g. We've heard numbers as low as 3.9mm unfolded, but this might be a question of which part is measured. For comparison, the Z Fold6 is 12.1mm and 5.6mm, weighing 239g, so this is a major redesign. Even the Z Fold Special edition is 10.6mm and 4.9mm. Note that the camera island is not included in these measurements. Galaxy Z Fold6 and Z Fold7 side by side However, the slender build comes at a cost – the phone will have the same 4,400mAh battery capacity as its predecessor. The EU energy label has revealed that this would be enough for 40 hours and 28 minutes on a single charge, slightly longer than the S25 Edge. The battery will go at least 2,000 charge cycles before dropping to 80% of its original capacity. That label also showed that the Galaxy Z Fold7 will have an IP48 dust and water resistance rating, which is no longer the top spec for a foldable. It will have excellent drop resistance and average repairability. The chipset is no surprise – we've already seen the foldable run Geekbench with a Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy. We think that it will be equipped with 12GB of RAM and it will have three storage tiers: 256GB, 512GB and 1TB. Leaked prices show that the base model will be around €2,200 and the 512GB option around €2,300 – that's a €200 increase over the previous model. Of course, the pre-order perks will most likely include a free storage upgrade. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 colorways. The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 will be available in three colors, Blue Shadow, Silver Shadow and Jet Black, plus several colors that will be exclusive to units sold through Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 and Z Flip7 FE Rising costs are a concern, so Samsung is expected to launch a cheaper flip foldable this year, which will borrow much of its design from last year's Z Flip6. The premium model will be the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7. It will have an edge-to-edge cover display, 4.1', compared to the 'folder'-shaped 3.4' display of its predecessor. It will be thinner too, measuring 13.7mm folded and 6.5mm unfolded with a weight of 188g. For comparison, the 2024 model measured 14.9mm and 6.9mm and weighed 187g. It's not as dramatic a change as with the Z Fold, but it is appreciated. Even better, the Z Flip7 will have a bigger battery – 4,300mAh, which is 300mAh more than the Z Flip6 and the FE. The FE model is likely to have the same dimensions as the Z Flip6. Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 and Galaxy Z Flip7 FE The Z Flip7 will be available in Jet Black, Blue Shadow and Coral Red (plus some exclusive colors), while the FE will have a more basic color palette of Black and White. You can see the renders above, which also showcase the difference in cover displays. The two models will also differ in processing power – we think that Samsung will put the brand new Exynos 2500 inside the premium Z Flip7, though a Snapdragon 8 Elite variant may be sold in North America and China. Meanwhile the Z Flip7 FE was benchmarked with the older Exynos 2400. The FE only had 8GB of RAM according to the benchmark results and will be offered with 128GB and 256GB storage. The premium Z Flip7 will have more RAM, 12GB, and storage, 256/512GB. Samsung will introduce the new One UI 8 (based on Android 16) with the new Z foldables. That said, Galaxy S25 units are already doing beta tests. The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 carried a price of around €1,400/£1,200 for a 512GB unit, which is €100 more than a 512GB Z Flip6 was last year. As for the Galaxy Z Flip7 FE, it will be KRW 1 million in Korea, which will likely translate to $800/€800/£700. Pre-order and release dates Samsung normally puts new models on pre-order right after the Unpacked event ends and waits two weeks before going into open sales. That means the Galaxy Z Fold7, Z Flip7 and Z Flip7 FE will be available for pre-order from July 9 and will be released on July 25 (the release is traditionally on a Friday). Samsung US is already running an early reservation campaign, which can net you a $50 coupon. We expect that the new watches will follow a similar launch schedule. More on the watches below. Galaxy tri-fold Samsung is expected to showcase a tri-fold smartphone at the Unpacked event this Wednesday, which is said to have a 6.49' cover and 9.96' main displays. However, this may have very limited availability – leaks suggest that it will be sold in only two countries, Korea and China, and only in very limited numbers at that. A prototype tri-fold screen from Samsung The tri-fold model appeared in the One UI 8 code, which indicates that it is a real product rather than just a prototype to show off at the event. Still, most people will likely have to wait until next year if they want a Galaxy tri-foldable. And considering the price hike for the Z Fold7, we think it's best if you don't ask how much this one will cost (not that we know). Samsung Galaxy Watch8, Watch8 Classic and Watch8 Ultra Samsung introduced a 'squircle' design for the original Galaxy Watch Ultra and now the whole Watch8 family is poised to adopt it. Here are renders of the three upcoming models: Galaxy Watch8, Watch8 Classic and Watch8 Ultra. Samsung Galaxy Watch8, Watch8 Classic and Watch8 Ultra As you can see from the renders, the Ultra has a rotating bezel (encircling a 1.5' screen) and a crown too. The vanilla Watch8 only has two buttons on the side. The Ultra model also has a crown, but we don't think that its bezel rotates. There will be no new smartwatch chipset this year, all three models are expected to use the Exynos W1000 from last year. The first two should be available in Bluetooth and 4G variants, while the Ultra is likely to forgo the base Bluetooth variant and be available only with 4G. A new OS version is coming to Samsung's wearables too, One UI 8 Watch. It will focus on health with things like bedtime guidance, vascular load and antioxidant features, plus an advanced running coach. One UI 8 Watch features The Galaxy Watch8 will have a slightly bigger battery compared to its predecessor, a minor 10mAh bump on the 44mm variant. The Watch8 and Watch8 Classic will support 10W charging, which is on par with previous models. By the way, someone was selling a Samsung Galaxy Watch8 Classic prototype on eBay. It was a 46mm LTE model with 64GB storage – that's double what the Watch7 and Watch Ultra have. Stay tuned We will have detailed coverage of the Galaxy Unpacked event, so check back with us for all major developments in the Galaxy world.
Time of India
3 hours ago
- Time of India
Google Gemini set to debut on Galaxy Watch 8 Series
Samsung is all set to host its next Galaxy Unpacked event this month. Samsung has confirmed that it will launch its next generation foldable smartphones and smartwatches at the upcoming Galaxy Unpacked event on July 9. Now a new leak has surfaced online revealing that the Google's Gemini AI assistant may come with Wear OS on the Galaxy Watch 8 series . As reported by 9to5Google, Google's advanced AI assistant, Gemini, appears poised to make its debut on Wear OS with the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 series. The leaked user interface for Gemini on Wear OS reportedly bears a striking resemblance to the existing Google Assistant for Wear OS, featuring an "Ask Google Gemini " prompt. However, Google has previously indicated that Gemini for Wear OS would offer significant improvements over its predecessor, including more sophisticated natural language processing and support for extensions and various applications within the Gemini ecosystem. Samsung Galaxy Watch 8, Galaxy Watch 8 Classic: Likely specifications * Processor: Both models are expected to be powered by a new 3nm Exynos W1000 5-core chipset, promising significant performance upgrades. * Memory & Storage: Users can anticipate 2 GB of RAM and 32 GB of internal storage. * Operating System: The watches will run on One UI 8.0 Watch. * Sensors: A comprehensive suite of health and fitness sensors includes an Accelerometer, Altimeter, Gyroscope, Light Sensor, Geomagnetic Sensor, PPG Sensor (Photo-Plethysmographic), ECG Sensor (Cardiac Electrical), and a BIA Sensor (Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis). Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 This model is rumoured to come in two sizes: * 40mm Dial: Featuring a 1.34-inch sAMOLED display with 438x438 pixels resolution. Dimensions are 40.4 x 42.7 x 8.6 mm, weighing 30g. It will house a 325 mAh battery. * 44mm Dial: Equipped with a larger 1.47-inch sAMOLED display (480x480 pixels). Dimensions are 43.7 x 46 x 8.6 mm, weighing 34g, with a 435 mAh battery. * Build: Both Watch8 variants will feature an Aluminum Armor casing with Sapphire Glass for enhanced durability. Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Classic The premium Classic model is expected in a single, larger size: * 46mm Dial: It will sport a 1.34-inch sAMOLED display (438x438 pixels). Dimensions are 46.7 x 46 x 10.6 mm, weighing a more substantial 63.5g. It will be powered by a 445 mAh battery. * Build: The Classic model will feature a Stainless steel body complemented by Sapphire glass. AI Masterclass for Students. Upskill Young Ones Today!– Join Now
Hans India
7 hours ago
- Hans India
Samsung Galaxy Foldables Leak Ahead of Unpacked Event: Key Specifications and Variants Revealed
Just days before Samsung's much-anticipated Galaxy Unpacked event on July 9, major specifications for three upcoming foldable smartphones have leaked online. According to German tech journalist Roland Quandt of WinFuture, promotional materials for the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Galaxy Z Flip 7, and a new Z Flip 7 FE have surfaced, revealing key hardware details ahead of the official launch. The biggest of the trio, the Galaxy Z Fold 7, is expected to be significantly thinner than its predecessors. Quandt cites official marketing language that claims the device will measure just 4.2mm when unfolded and 8.9mm when folded. That would place it among the slimmest foldables on the market—just 0.1mm thicker than Honor's Magic V5, and on par with Oppo's Find N5. Even more impressive is the weight: at 216 grams, the Fold 7 may be the lightest book-style foldable yet. Despite the slimmer body, Samsung isn't compromising on performance. The Fold 7 will sport larger displays—6.5 inches externally and 8 inches internally—alongside a 4,400mAh battery, matching its predecessor. It's expected to run on Qualcomm's high-end Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset and will offer 256GB and 512GB storage options, though a 1TB model might be available in select regions. The only camera spec currently confirmed is a massive 200MP main sensor. Colour variants are likely to include blue, black, and silver. Next in line is the Galaxy Z Flip 7, which is also seeing significant upgrades. Most notably, it will feature a larger 4.1-inch external display that wraps around the dual camera lenses—mirroring the design of Motorola's Razr line. This detail aligns with renders and a leaked hands-on video that emerged recently. Under the hood, the Flip 7 will house a 4,300mAh battery—just shy of the Fold 7's—while maintaining a sleek profile. It will offer the same 256GB and 512GB storage options and colour choices, with a 50MP primary camera completing the hardware suite. Samsung is also set to debut a more affordable version: the Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE. Designed to bring foldable technology to a wider audience, this model will reportedly come with 128GB and 256GB storage options, as well as a slightly smaller 4,000mAh battery. It's expected to maintain the same screen sizes as the standard Flip 7, indicating it might also include the wrap-around cover display—though earlier reports had suggested a reused Flip 6 design. For now, it appears the FE variant will launch in black and white. In addition to these foldable smartphones, Quandt also revealed what appear to be official images of the upcoming Galaxy Watch 8 and Watch 8 Classic. These wearables seem to adopt a new "squircle" body shape, first seen in the Galaxy Watch Ultra. However, there's no word yet on the long-rumoured Samsung trifold phone. While it may be teased at the Unpacked event, a full reveal seems unlikely this week.
