サムスンギャラクシーZフォールド3のリリース日、価格、仕様、画面サイズ、ニュース

噂の工場がGalaxy Z Fold 3の仕様の詳細を教えてください。ただし、Samsungが今年のバージョンに含めたものに基づいて、将来の折りたたみ式についてかなり良い推測をすることができます。

Galaxy Z Fold2はSnapdragonで動作するため865さらに、新しいバージョンには、Qualcommの最高級のモバイル処理プラットフォームが今年の後半に登場するものは何でも搭載されると想定できます。現在、Snapdragon 888はAndroidフォン向けの主要なQualcommシステムオンチップですが、チップメーカーは Snapdragonも導入しています。 Snapdragon 865Plusのより高度なバージョンとしての8705G 。どちらのチップもGalaxyZ Fold3に入る可能性があります。

LeakerIce Universe Z Fold 3は、Snapdragon888またはSamsung独自のExynos2100チップセットを使用せず、別のチップセットを選択しますシステムオンチップ。

SamsungがGalaxyZ Fold2に搭載されている12GBを超えるRAMに搭載されているかどうか、またはストレージが256GBを超えて拡張されているかどうかを確認するまで待つ必要があります。

Samsung Galaxy ZFold3バッテリーと充電

The Galaxy Z Fold 2 uses a 4,500 mAh battery, which turned in a respective time on our battery test — a little more than 10 hours. While that’s slightly better than average, it’s especially impressive given the fact that the Galaxy Z Fold 2 has two screens to power plus 5G connectivity.

Of course, since we got that time by testing the phone with its display set to a 60Hz refresh rate and not the more demanding 120Hz rate, it would be a good idea for Samsung to figure out a way to include more battery in the Galaxy Z Fold 3.

However, it now seems like the Z Fold 3 will have a smaller 4,380 mAh battery, which will still be split across two cells. One possible reason is that Samsung is making room for an internal bay for the S Pen, just as its done in the past with the Galaxy Note series.

In terms of charging, it looks like you can expect the same 25W charging speed in the Z Fold 3 as in the Z Fold 2. This is according to the Chinese regulator 3C, which was picked up by GSMArena.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3: Cameras

One Galaxy Z Fold 3 rumor concerns a potential Samsung camera partnership with Olympus. According to several tweets from the leaker Yogesh, the two companies could team up for the cameras on forthcoming Samsung smartphones.

Yogesh suggested that a special-edition version of the Z Fold 3 could be the first place we’d see the fruits of this partnership, though it’s also possible that it will debut on the Galaxy S22 Ultra — if indeed the partnership is real.

A recent leak claims that the phone will come with a triple-lens rear camera, comprised of 3x telephoto, wide-angle, and ultrawide angle lenses. Each one is set to have 12MP resolution, and will record video in 4k 60fps.

There are also said to be two selfie cameras, including a 10MP hole-punch camera in the exterior display and a 16MP under-display camera on the interior foldable display.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3: Software

Whether the Galaxy Z Fold arrives in July or August, it will certainly do so before Android 12 ships. That’s no matter, as Samsung will eventually upgrade the new foldable to the updated operating system from Google, probably around the end of the year.

More significant software news could come from a leak that shows off a new interface for Samsung’s foldable phones. The so-called Split UI interface adjusts what you see based on the orientation of the phone and whether its screen is fully open.

In addition to the interface adapting to the status of the screen, users will be able to customize what they see with Split UI and even alter the size of different sections with a slide. The leak suggests that Split UI will debut in the Galaxy Z Fold 3 before debuting in other Samsung foldables.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3: What we’d like to see

Samsung checked off many of our demands when it came out with the Galaxy Z Fold 2, just by making a more durable phone. So”more of the same, please”would certainly sum up the vast bulk of our requests. Still, if the company is serious about having its foldable phone take the place of the Galaxy Note, there are a few things Samsung should square away with the Galaxy Z Fold 3.

• More Multitasking features: Samsung’s off to a good start here, letting you run three apps at once and adding a Flex mode that turns different halves of the main display into control and viewing areas. We’d like to see more apps support Flex mode, and we hope Samsung can come up with ways that take advantage of the Fold’s extra screen space — ideally involving the S Pen if that’s truly coming to the Fold. The news of a Split UI look is an encouraging step.
• Even better durability: We’re happy to hear that the Ultra Thin Glass is likely to be strengthened on the Galaxy Z Fold 3. We’d be even more ecstatic if Samsung figures out a way to give this phone some water resistance. The current Galaxy Fold offers nothing in this regard, which is a big miss on a phone that debuted at around $2,000.
• A cheaper version: Foldable phones cost a lot — we get it. And there are some people who will be willing to pay top dollar for a truly polished foldable device. Still, if Samsung can find a way to shave some of the Galaxy Z Fold 3’s price down, we’d welcome that change. And a Galaxy Z Fold FE that lowers the price even more would take a great idea even further.