Some foreign technology experts predict the event will take place on August 3, but it is likely that the event will take place later than expected. Some sources from Samsung said that the Korean technology giant is expected to hold an online event called “Galaxy Unpacked” right in August to introduce two Galaxy Z Fold3 smartphone models. and Galaxy Z Flip3 before officially launching these products at the end of the month. At the event, it is likely that Samsung will also unveil the Galaxy Watch 4 smart watch and Galaxy Buds 2 wireless headset. Galaxy S21 FE smartphone alone will not be introduced at this event but may be. to be marketed next September or October. There is currently no confirmed information about Samsung’s upcoming foldable smartphone, but technology experts predict that the Galaxy Z Fold3 will have a camera hidden under the folding screen and support for the S-Pen stylus. . Particularly, the Galaxy Z Flip3 phone is expected to have a larger rear screen, sharing a protective glass layer with a pair of 3 main cameras including 2 wide-angle lenses and 1 super-wide tube on the outside, especially with a camera on the front. in front of the phone hidden under the screen. Both these foldable smartphone products are expected to be lighter in weight and cheaper in price than their predecessors. The Galaxy Watch4 smartwatch is said to use Google’s Wear OS. Samsung has also previously announced that it will develop a smartwatch platform that merges with Google. Meanwhile, the Galaxy Buds 2 are expected to be cheap wireless headphones, but without the option of active noise control. Technology experts say the early launch of these new smartphone models is to fill the gap of the Galaxy Note series, which Samsung is scheduled to launch in August every year. According to market research firm Strategy Analytics, Samsung was ranked as the world’s top smartphone vendor in the first quarter of 2021 after shipping 77 million smartphones, accounting for 23% of the market share. ./.

Samsung Galaxy S21 FE smartphone model. Photo: GSMArena.com South Korean electronics company Samsung Electronics Co. is quietly considering launching new smartphone models in August in an attempt to expand its leadership in the mobile market, industry sources reported May 9. Samsung, the world’s largest smartphone supplier, is in talks with local mobile service providers to launch new smartphone models including the Galaxy S21 FE, Galaxy Z Fold3 and Galaxy Z Flip2 in late August. If approved, these new smartphone models will be launched earlier than usual. Industry experts say the early launch of these new smartphone models aims to fill the void of the Galaxy Note phablet line that is launched every August. Samsung hasn’t confirmed any information regarding the upcoming smartphone models, but tech experts predict that the Galaxy Z Fold3 lineup is the first smartphone that can fold the screen with under-screen camera and S-Pen stylus support. Samsung was the world’s top smartphone vendor in the first quarter of 2021 after shipping 77 million smartphones, accounting for 23% of the market share, according to market research firm Strategy Analytics.

Samsung Electronics Co.’s Galaxy S21 smartphone on display at a store in Seoul. Photo: Yonhap According to industry sources on May 9, Samsung, the world’s largest smartphone vendor, is in talks with local mobile service providers about launching new smartphone models. Galaxy S21 FE, Galaxy Z Fold3 and Galaxy Z Flip2 at the end of August. If approved, these new smartphone models will be released sooner than usual. Industry experts say the early launch of these new smartphone models is intended to fill the void of the Galaxy Note phablet line that is launched in August every year. Samsung has not confirmed any information regarding upcoming smartphone models, but technology experts predict that the Galaxy Z Fold3 lineup is the first smartphone to fold screens with camera below the screen and has support for S-Pen stylus. Samsung was the world’s leading smartphone supplier in the first quarter of 2021 after shipping 77 million smartphones, accounting for 23% of the market share, according to market research firm Strategy Analytics.