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Samsung to launch Galaxy Z Fold 3, Flip 3, Watch 4 and Buds 2 on August 11: Korean media

Recently, South Korean media reported that Samsung is going to unveil a number of new products such as foldable phones as well as wearable and hearable devices this month. At the same time, the report confirms a rumored launch date of these devices.
According to KoreaTimes, Samsung will introduce the new Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3 foldable flagship smartphones on August 11. At the same event, the company will also announce the new & premium wearable model – Galaxy Watch 4 (Classic), and affordable earbuds called Galaxy Buds 2.
Following this, the Korean media outlet reached Samsung and the company official reportedly stated that I can’t confirm the precise schedule for the Unpacked event, while “Samsung will issue an invitation and reveal the exact date”.
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Users will be able to use the S Pen stylus with the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 3, which is the main difference from previous foldable smartphones. And the clamshell-style Galaxy Z Flip 3 is expected to come with a larger cover display than the original Galaxy Z Flip.
Kiwoom Securities analyst Kim Ji-san believes, “Samsung is focusing on the foldable phone market in a bid to narrow the gap with Apple in the premium phone market. Instead of the big-screen Galaxy Note series, they have released the new one to establish it as a flagship.”
- Read more about Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 – Link
Galaxy Z Fold 3 Specs
Previous reports suggest that the Galaxy Z Fold 3 will come with Snapdragon 888 chip, a triple rear camera setup (image sensors from Sony), an under-display selfie camera, IP rating for splash resistance, S Pen support, and so on. [Read more]
Galaxy Z Flip 3 Specs
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Z Flip 3 will be unveiled along with the Galaxy Z Fold 3, which is rumored to feature Snapdragon 888 chipset, two 12MP rear cameras in unique design, a 2300mAh rated capacity battery with 15W fast charging,
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Google foldable launch delayed until 2023! Samsung doesn’t know whether to be happy or not!

Samsung now has a big range of foldable screen devices including the latest Galaxy Z Fold 3, and Galaxy Z Flip 3. Earlier, it was reported that Google is also preparing to join the foldable smartphone market, while recent news suggests that its launch is now postponed until Spring 2023.
According to the information (via @DSCCRoss), Google has postponed the launch of its first foldable smartphone called Pixel Notepad until 2023. While the industry was expecting its arrival during the I/O 2022, Google shifted this timeline until the next Spring.
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On the other hand, Samsung is swiftly working on the fourth generation of the Galaxy Z Fold and Galaxy Z Flip lines, while the phones reportedly launching this August. As Google’s delaying its foldable launch, it’s a good sign for Samsung that it won’t face competition, at least this year.
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At the same time, this is not wholly good news for Samsung as its Display is likely not receiving foldable panel orders for the Pixel Notepad this year. So, if there’s no Pixel foldable phone coming, Samsung Display’s shipments will remain to Samsung Electronics only.
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Samsung making something that most of the Galaxy S23 buyers won’t like

Samsung is reportedly working on two new Exynos mobile chipsets including a mid-range and a flagship. Previously, it is reported that the company won’t launch any Exynos variant of its upcoming flagship smartphone lineup, due to the poor response of Exynos 2200.
Meanwhile, the latest report claims that the Korean tech giant is still working on a new flagship Exynos processor that is likely to be installed in the upcoming Galaxy S23 series smartphones. The codename of that under-development chipset is S5E9935, while the Exynos 2200’s codename is S5E9925.
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According to the company’s naming practice, this chipset might debut as the Exynos 2300 next year. However, there’s no information available regarding the upgrades and improvements of this chipset over the Exynos 2200 that packs AMD’s Xclipse GPU.
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This year, Samsung extended the Snapdragon variant models’ availability to more regions compared to the previous years. The company is shipping the Snapdragon variants of the Galaxy S22 series in one of the biggest markets in the world – India, where Exynos was shipped for years.
If Samsung is going to introduce the Exynos 2300 chipset this year, it will surely be debuting with the Galaxy S23 series phones, however, the availability will be limited. If Samsung remains on its Exynos 2300 chip development, the Galaxy S23 buyers’ Snapdragon-only dream will remain a dream.
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This is what Samsung Galaxy M13 will look like!

Samsung is going to launch the Galaxy M13, an entry-level smartphone, in the near future, meanwhile, we just got its official renders that show what it will look like. Thanks to tipster Evan Blass for sharing the Samsung Galaxy M13 press renders ahead of the official launch.
According to the renders, the Galaxy M13 will be available in different color options such as Blue, Copper, and Green. On the rear side, it has a triple camera system, which looks a lot similar to the Galaxy A23. You can check the upcoming phone’s design below.
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Galaxy M13 pic.twitter.com/Wxe03s30bj
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On the front, the Galaxy M13 is apparently equipped with a 6.5-inch IPS LCD Infinity-V display with HD+ resolution. Moreover, the right side is the same as other Galaxy phones bringing the volume up/down buttons alongside the Side/Bixby key with fingerprint sensor, as always, the left side remains vacant.
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It is expected that Samsung will introduce the Galaxy M13 smartphone with a 50MP primary camera, an 8MP ultrawide camera, and a 2MP depth sensor. Under the hood, the phone will be packed with a 5,000mAh battery supporting 15W fast charging, as well as Android 12-based One UI 4.1 pre-installed.
- Read more about the Galaxy M13 smartphone HERE.