- More Samsung Galaxy Z Filters have appeared Tri-Lugue
- We can see multitasking functions and a 100x camera zoom
- The phone must be out for the end of the year
We have been waiting patiently a Triple Samsung phone since he mocked for the first time in January, and with the wait now ends, we are receiving more leaks about what to expect from this high -end flagship.
The fresh photos of Tipster @techhighest, the same source that has previously published graphics of this phone, give us a better idea of how multitasking will be handled through the software aboard the phone.
It seems that some applications can be used as smaller floating windows at the top of others, while the transition between the main screen and the cover screen looks quite perfect. You can continue working with the same applications while opening and closing the phone.
Since there are two hinges instead of one, it is a great achievement of the Samsung team, to assemble an experience that looks so soft. These animations show an internal folding phone with two screens, which coincides previous rumors.
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One of the most amazing graphics shown here suggest the 100x digital zoom levels, which would put the phone in the same category as the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, perhaps with the same 200MP primary chamber lens in the back.
To date, the cameras on Samsung folding phones, including the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7, have been quite disappointing. This could be a serious step in terms of photo capture capabilities and videos.
There are more animations that show how Samsung Dex and Galaxy AI are going to work in the next triple. If Samsung registered brand applications are a guide, it seems that this device will be called Galaxy Z Tri-Popate.
So when are we going to see it? Some rumors have indicated a launch event as soon as next week, although it may not be available to buy for a while, and even then, we could see a limited deployment to China and South Korea.
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