Connect with us

Published

on

Do we have any doubt regarding the camera quality of Samsung phones? I am sure not, as we mentioned quite a bit times, Samsung makes the best camera-centric smartphones so far. Even Pixel mobiles sometimes struggle to match the performance, especially when it compared to the Galaxy S21 Ultra.

Now, it looks like the camera imaging of Samsung devices could be removing the difference between reality and pictures, as it is been leaked by the Ice Universe, that the Korean tech giant might be collaborating with Olympus (the Japanese camera company) for its upcoming Galaxies.

However, there is so much confusion regarding who is approaching whom, but the thing that matters is that we will be seeing some exceptional camera features in the future Galaxy gadgets. Moreover, this will not only improve the optics but also add some more chunks to the lens including the iconic Olympus branding.

Samsung to follow collaboration trend of other companies for the camera department

It is not the first time that a smartphone OEM partnering with a camera company, as this tradition is been running for quite along. For example, just recently OnePlus came together with Hasselblad to develop the OnePlus 9 camera. Even Nokia has been using the optics of Zeiss for so long.

So, just like that Samsung will also be working with Olympus for its next-gen Galaxy smartphones. Therefore, it can be expected that this collaboration could be seen in the upcoming flagship, Galaxy S22 in late December or next year.

STAY CONNECTED WITH US:

|Via|

Phones

Watch: Samsung Galaxy Z Fold SE’s crease is nearly perfect

Published

on

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition

Samsung’s limited edition Galaxy Z Fold SE is a master of crease control. The new foldable phone’s screen crease is nearly perfect. It even outpaces Oppo’s Find N3 and OnePlus Open apart from Samsung’s own Galaxy Z Fold 6.

Tipster Ice Universe recently showcased how perfect the Galaxy Z Fold SE’s crease is. Despite having a larger foldable display, the company’s Special Edition device features a nearly invisible crease, outpacing its Chinese rivals.

The video shows Samsung W25 crease is very shallow, making it the best foldable on the market. Unfortunately, the smartphone is exclusively sold in South Korea and China, and currently, there’s no plan for the United States debut.

@UniverseIce / X showcases W25 (Z Fold SE) crease

As compared to the Oppo Find N3 (OnePlus Open), the Galaxy Z Fold SE has a less visible crease. The foldable area of the panel looks flat from multiple viewing angles, that’s a pretty big development in Samsung’s history.

While Oppo’s foldable displays the screen bumps, the aspect is much better on Samsung’s. The waterdrop hinge requires a wider portion of the display to flex and fold, but Samsung managed to significantly limit the crease bumps.

@UniverseIce / X compares Z Fold SE crease with Find N3/Open

The Galaxy Z Fold SE could remain limited to South Korea and China only. However, these upgrades could be introduced on the next-gen standard foldable i.e. the Galaxy Z Fold 7 so a broader audience can experience the foldable advancements.

Samsung is selling the Galaxy Z Fold SE (W25) in record numbers. The company sold Z Fold SE stocks within minutes twice in South Korea. The first batch of units was also finished in the Chinese market, which is excessively competitive.

Continue Reading

Phones

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold SE sold out China in hours!

Published

on

Samsung W25 and W25 Flip

In a shocking development, Samsung Galaxy Z Fold SE has been sold out in China. It’s quite stunning as the company has a presence in the Chinese smartphone market. It seems the Special Edition is bringing special happiness to Samsung.

Earlier, Samsung sold out two stocks of the Galaxy Z Fold SE in South Korea. The first sale started late last month, while the second sale was held earlier this month. Both stocks were sold out within minutes, revealing the craze for the new foldable.

Even in the highly competitive Chinese market, the first batch of sales sold out in just a short time, signaling strong interest. Both the W25 and W25 Flip had their first batch of pre-orders sell out within just three hours of sales beginning.

Samsung also announced that the pre-sold units will be officially released on November 15. Since these are limited edition models, it’s reported that stock was quite limited. Pricing of the new foldable phones is as follows:

  • Samsung W25 (Z Fold SE) – 17,999 yuan (~ $2500)
  • Samsung W25 Flip (Z Flip 6) – 9,999 yuan (~ $1400)

Samsung’s W25 selling in China is based on the Galaxy Z Fold SE. When folded, its thickness is 10.6mm, and when unfolded, it’s 4.9mm. Due to the metallic frame at the hinge, the W25 is 19g heavier than the Fold SE (which weighs 236g), coming in at 255g.

IDC reported that Samsung held a 7.7% share in the third quarter in China. However, experts believe that the success of the W25 is unlikely to lead to significant growth given the limited quantity of units and the relatively small consumer base.

Continue Reading

Phones

Bold online-exclusive colors for Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra revealed

Published

on

unlocked Galaxy S24 November 2024 update

Samsung Galaxy S25 series will be available in new sparkling colorways. The source who leaked Galaxy S25, S25 Plus, and S25 Ultra color options has now revealed online-exclusive colors that will be available from Samsung Shop only.

According to RossYoung, Samsung Galaxy S25, S25 Plus, and S25 Ultra will be available in bold new online-exclusive colors. These choices will be additional than the standard hues that will be sold from various platforms and retail shops.

Online-exclusive colors:

  • Galaxy S25 – Coral Red, Pink Gold, and Blue/Black
  • Galaxy S25 Plus – Coral Red, Pink Gold and Blue/Black
  • Galaxy S25 Ultra – Titanium Blue/Black, Titanium Jade Green and Titanium Pink/Silver

Last heard the Galaxy S25 and S25 Plus could feature new ‘sparkling’ shades, while the S25 Ultra would continue Titanium hues. Samsung will offer a wide array of color choices for the next-gen flagships so consumers can have extended options.

Standard colors:

  • Galaxy S25 – Moon Night Blue, Silver Shadow, Sparkling Blue, and Sparkling Green
  • Galaxy S25 Plus – Midnight Black, Moon Night Blue, Silver Shadow, Sparking Blue, and Sparkling Green
  • Galaxy S25 Ultra – Titanium Black, Titanium Blue, Titanium Gray, and Titanium Silver

Gorilla Armor across the S25 lineup?

Samsung’s decision to bring Gorilla Armor to Galaxy S24 Ultra was the coolest. The next-gen glass technology significantly reduces glare from the screen, making the display showcase vibrant and crispy colors.

I wish Samsung would expand the anti-reflective screen technology to the Galaxy S25 and S25 Plus. The Ultra variant will indeed feature the anti-reflective glass, but its expansion to other models will be a game-changer move.

Apple’s latest and most expensive iPhone 16 Pro Max lacks an anti-reflective screen. Viewed outside, the S24 Ultra shows minimal glare, meanwhile, the glare makes iPhone 16 Pro Max screen visibility annoying despite higher brightness.

Continue Reading