Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 will pack 108 MP camera but will miss a S Pen slot

Samsung is gearing up to introduce the Galaxy Z Fold 4 in the next few months. The months have passed since the Galaxy S22 series, and now it's natural to see the company focusing on foldable smartphones. The brand is expected to launch new Fold and Flip smartphones. The first Galaxy Z Fold 4 leaks are starting to pop out everywhere. Now, a new report suggests that the upcoming king of foldable smartphones will bring a camera module that is similar to that of the Galaxy S22 Ultra - which figures as Samsung's best smartphone in terms of hardware.

Samsung has been keeping the foldable smartphone segment under its belt for quite some time. However, things are set to change in the next years as more brands are entering the foldable race. As a result, we may see significant upgrades in the next foldable smartphones from the Korean firm. Otherwise, it will be surpassed by the Chinese wave of foldable smartphones. Oppo has already proved that it can do wonders in the foldable segment with the Oppo Find N 5G which display has no interruption, which isn't the case with the Z Fold 3.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 alleged camera specs

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 will pack the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 Plus as per a new report. That's a major twist, as the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 Plus is rumored to boast the TSMC's manufacturing process. So, Samsung won't be using its own-manufactured chips with the upcoming foldable device. Another report, also suggests that the phone will still lack an S Pen slot. But users can still expect proper support for the stylus. The phone will also be thinner and lighter than its predecessor.

We expect more details to keep coming in the next few months. We expect the new foldable to reach the market in August or September 2022, occupying the former Galaxy Note series place. Samsung has been expanding its efforts to popularize OLEDs, and we expect the company to also be a leading manufacturer of foldable panels in the future. The company is also working on a new battery tech from which future foldable smartphones may benefit.