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[Exclusive] First Samsung Galaxy Note 22 concept is here with flat panel, triple camera and NO UDC
Samsung is ready to examine the consumers’ response to its newly launched Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3 as their sales will decide the future of the Galaxy Notes. Meanwhile, concept creator HoiINDI comes up to the light and his Tweet takes us in August 2022 when the Samsung Galaxy Note 22 series may be launched.
After bringing a huge collection of the Galaxy Note 22 Ultra renders and video, HoiINDI has exclusively made the concept of the standard Galaxy Note 22 flagship for Sammy Fans readers. Either you are a Samsung Galaxy Note fan or not, you need to check out the impressive concept of the possible Galaxy Note 22 smartphone.
Galaxy Note 22 Display
Unlike the premium and classy display of the Galaxy Note 22 Ultra with curved edges, the base model features a flat Super AMOLED panel, as part of showing the difference between. Not only the screen but the Galaxy Note 22 also lacks the under-display camera technique.
Galaxy Note 22 Camera
If the concept becomes reality, the Galaxy Note 22 will bring a punch-hole display just like the Galaxy Note 20. On the other hand, the rear panel consists of a vertically placed triple rear camera setup alongside an LED flash and secondary microphone.
The second render of the Galaxy Note 22 further shows the S Pen that can rest in its dedicated silo when not in use. On the right side, it has the volume rockers and side key, AKA power button, at the same time, the left side remains vacant.
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As of now, it’s difficult to say anything about the arrival of the Galaxy Note 22 series, while we have already received a number of leaks regarding the Galaxy S22 lineup, which will be launched in January 2022. You can read more about it HERE.
You can also take a closer look at the standard Samsung Galaxy Note 22 renders on the official Twitter account of HoiINDI and do follow him on Twitter, Instagram, Telegram, and YouTube to get a ride to the future.
— HoiINDI (@HoiIndi) August 20, 2021
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Huawei Tri-Fold flexes muscles as Samsung stalls, Apple remains foldable-free
Huawei is all set to launch the world’s first tri-fold foldable smartphone. The company just dropped a bombing teaser, confirming its mega launch event. This massive development comes when Samsung stalls and Apple remains foldable-free.
Samsung showcased tri-fold screen prototype devices on many occasions. It was expected to debut the world’s first triple-screen foldable smartphone. However, Huawei is all set to attain this crown beating Samsung and other vendors.
Huawei confirmed its next hardware launch event taking place on September 10. It’s right a day after Apple’s iPhone 16 unveiling scheduled for September 9. Tri-fold could significantly harm Apple’s presence in the Chinese market.
In addition, Huawei Consumer Business Group Chairman – Yu Chengdong said the company’s most leading, innovative, and disruptive product is coming.
“After 5 years of persistence and investment, we have turned science fiction into reality. Please look forward to Huawei’s pinnacle work!”
Tri-fold concept previously showcased a device having screens on three sides. The phone will have two hinges, allowing users to expand all three displays. The current foldable features a single hinge in the middle, offering a tablet-like screen size.
Beyond that, the tri-fold phone would offer an even larger screen in a more portable size. Software-derived features could further enhance usability, with one panel being used as a keyboard and others as screen and standing support.
Durability still remains the main concern in this kind of innovative device. Foldable phones launched by Samsung and Huawei are gradually entering the mainstream. However, consumers still refrain from preferring foldable as their next upgrade.
Huawei’s tri-fold could remain a China-exclusive product. Samsung may also come up with its tri-fold handset in the near future. The Display department has worked enough on the panel, but the Mobile division hasn’t yet approved development.
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iPhone 17 Pro Max: Samsung’s biggest challenge in 2025
Apple is launching the iPhone 16 series next month but Samsung’s biggest challenge could come in 2025. Apple analyst recently shed light on expected specifications of the next year’s iPhone models, pointing to some notable upgrades.
Ming-Chi Kuo leak suggests the iPhone 17 Pro Max could be Samsung’s biggest challenge in 2025. The high-end device could be equipped with 12GB RAM and upgraded cooling technology – Vapor Chamber combined with graphite sheets.
Bigger RAM will improve the overall performance of the most expensive iPhone next year. In addition, the upgraded vapor chamber cooling technology will offer enhanced thermal dissipation, ultimately improving the user experience.
Samsung’s various Galaxy devices have been using vapor chamber cooling tech for years. Despite using a dedicated thermal management component, Android flagships lag behind Apple’s iPhone models in performance and efficiency.
The Galaxy S25 Ultra coming early next year should get a better cooling component. Apple could be adopting the technology years after Android. Hence, a mature and stable performing thermal management is likely in the iPhone 17 Pro Max.
Qualcomm is fueling the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 with on-device AI and Oryon CPU. The chip may consume more power than previous ones to offer better performance. It would be interesting to see how the chip designer handled the thermal management.
Other iPhone models of the lineup alongside the SE could use 8GB RAM. These handsets are unlikely to feature upgraded vapor chamber cooling technology. The Pro Max could remain the most-selling iPhone in 2025 as well, seizing around 40% share.
Apple’s going to ship the first iPhones pre-loaded with AI-powered features. The next year’s lineup could introduce notable upgrades in the AI segment. It would make the iPhone 17 Pro Max a major selling point in the global market.
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Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra to outshine 2024 iPhone, Pixel in slimness, weight
Samsung seems to be making the Galaxy S25 Ultra its most wonderful flagship. The smartphone is said to get major design refinements. A new leak suggests that it would beat all the premium rivals in terms of slimness and weight.
Ice Universe claims Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra will be the “thinnest and lightest of all Ultra flagships.” The source noted that it will be thinner and lighter than the recently released Pixel 9 Pro XL and the upcoming iPhone 16 Pro Max.
Google’s Pixel 9 Pro XL weighs 221 grams while the iPhone’s weight could be 225 grams. That said, the Galaxy S25 Ultra will weigh less than 221 grams. The company could use improved Titanium material to reduce the flagship’s weight further.
The iPhone 16 Pro Max could be 8.3mm thick, 0.2mm less than the Pixel 9 Pro XL. Going by the tipster’s revelation, the Galaxy S25 Ultra could be thinner than 8.3mm. The iPhone hasn’t yet launched, but set to go official on September 9th.
The S25 Ultra will be the thinnest and lightest of all Ultra flagship phones to be released soon, including iPhone 16 Pro Max and Pixel 9 Pro XL.
— ICE UNIVERSE (@UniverseIce) August 28, 2024
Making smartphones thinner and lighter is considered a pretty big challenge. Adjustment and modification of internal components is a major concern. Still, Samsung isn’t giving up on its Ultra flagships, making the next thinner and lighter than others.
Another significant design change is rumored in the frame appearance. Unlike the S24 Ultra, the next flagship could come with slightly reduced corners. The S Pen will indeed be employed in the smartphone alongside its dedicated silo.
The S25 Ultra is said to get upgraded ultrawide and Telephoto sensors. Both will be new cameras with 50-megapixel resolution, which will join the 200-megapixel primary and 50-megapixel periscope with 5x optical zoom.
It will be powered by a Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 processor from Qualcomm. The chip is getting a new Oryon CPU that will offer a major upgrade in performance. It will be interesting to see if it manages to outperform Apple’s new flagship SoC.