Samsung Announces Its Foldable Galaxy Fold Phone With 6 Cameras

Samsung Announces Its Foldable Galaxy Fold Phone With 6 Cameras

Revealed Samsung unveiled her folding named Galaxy Fold during the events happened in the Galaxy Unpacked 2019 attempt to avoid competition from Apple and stop the decline in global sales of the phone.

The company presented the prototype of the phone in a quick and concise manner during its annual Developers Conference to illustrate its folding style.

The technology giant plans to launch the Galaxy Fold on April 26, starting at $ 1980, with an LTE version and a support version of the Galaxy 5G 5G network.

The phone is a dual-built dual-screen, one of which is folding from the middle and when it opens it turns into a tablet screen, while the second screen is a normal mobile phone screen.

The phone is available in black, Cosmos black, silver space silver, green martian green and blue Astro blue with customizable colors.

Samsung used the Infinity Flex, a 7-year, 7.3-inch screen to allow the phone to turn into a tablet that can be folded to fit into the pocket.

The 7.3-inch main screen measures 1536 x 2152 pixels, and when folded, a smaller 4.6-inch screen with a resolution of 840 x 1960 pixels is used to turn into a mobile phone.

The device has 512 GB of internal storage of eUFS to provide high speed, up to 12 GB of RAM.

The phone is powered by the Snapdragon 855 processor from Qualcomm's 7nm manufacturing plant, for North America, Latin America, Hong Kong, China and Japan, and Exynos 9820 for the rest of the world.

The Galaxy Fold has two internal batteries, one on each side of the phone, bringing it together to a capacity of 4380 mA, working in conjunction with the operating system Android.

Samsung has built a strong solid shaft for the device, with a hinge system with many interlocking gears, making it able to open and close hundreds of thousands of times.

All these gears are hidden on the back of the device, allowing the Galaxy Fold to switch from tablet mode to phone mode.

The Galaxy Fold runs three applications simultaneously and uses an application continuity system to control these applications when you switch between tablet and phone modes.

All applications such as Watsabe, Microsoft Office and YouTube were optimized for the new screen and display modes, so Samsung worked with Google to ensure full Android support for this screen.

The Galaxy Fold has six cameras, three on the back, two inside and one in front, an AKG Acoustics tuned microphone, and a fingerprint sensor installed on the side.

Unlike the tablet, including the Multi-Active Window, the Galaxy Fold features enhanced multitasking features that allow you to run up to three applications at once and the application continuity feature, which seamlessly transfers applications from the smaller screen to the larger screen and vice versa.

Galaxy Fold works with the new UI UI, such as the announced Galaxy S10 series, a fully redesigned Samsung user interface based on the Android Pie, which has recently begun to reach the Galaxy Note 9 and S9 phones.