Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide May Get Tablet-like Design, to Compete with Upcoming foldable iPhone

South Korean devices maker Samsung’s new foldable smartphone can be launched soon. This could be Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide. This smartphone can be brought with the normal model of Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8. The market of foldable smartphones has grown rapidly in the last few years.

a media Report According to the report, the design of Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide may be like a tablet. However, the company has not given information about this smartphone. When opened, the size of this smartphone can be 123.9 x 161.4 x 4.9 mm. The size of Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 of the upcoming smartphone series can be 158.4 x 143.2 x 4.5 mm.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide may have a near-square ratio of 3:4. The company’s previous smartphones have a near-square ratio of 6:5. Having a large screen in a foldable smartphone makes it easier to read and view content. With this it can give a tablet like experience. Samsung’s upcoming foldable smartphone series can be launched at the Galaxy Unpacked event to be held in the next few months.

American devices maker Apple also plans to launch a foldable smartphone this year. This smartphone can compete with Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide. Dual-layer UTG and UFG glass design can be found in Apple’s foldable iPhone. In this, the display of this smartphone will be between two thin sheets of glass. An updated hinge design may also be seen in the foldable iPhone. With this, this smartphone can be folded easily and there will be very less creases visible on its display. Apple The foldable smartphone may be called iPhone Fold or iPhone Ultra. The company’s upcoming processor made on 2 nm process can be found in it. The inner screen of the foldable iPhone can be 7.58 inches and the outer display can be 5.25 inches. The user interface of this smartphone may look similar to iPad when unfolded. With this, when you open this smartphone, two apps will be able to run side by side simultaneously. In current iPhones, users cannot run two apps simultaneously on the display.