On February 16, additional details about the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 smartphone leaked out of the network following the discovery of its exposed battery, according to IGeekphone news.
A different perspective was taken by some media, but the rear main camera was up to 200 million pixels.
Samsung’s internal testing channels have revealed that the current test machine’s main camera still only has 50 million pixels, despite recent reports that the folding screen mobile phone’s main camera on the Galaxy Z Fold 6 will be upgraded to 200 million pixels. This information was reported by the Dutch technology media outlet Galaxy Club.
Samsung hasn’t revealed any information about the zoom camera, but it’s likely to stick with the 10-megapixel, 3x optical telephoto lens that came with the Z Fold 5. Samsung will also probably use the same 12-megapixel ultra-wide-angle camera.
The Galaxy Z Fold6 is also reported to use a 4 megapixel under-screen camera, so it can be concluded that the camera’s overall specifications have not changed all that much.
A fresh design for the hinge
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 smartphone is expected to feature a novel hinge design. The associated patent image has been made public, and the IT home attached images are as follows:
The Galaxy Z Fold6 is also lighter and thinner, measuring only 11 mm when closed, according to the source. It also boasts a larger battery capacity and a new hinge design.
In the upcoming weeks and months, more information about the Galaxy Z Fold 6, which Samsung intends to release this fall, should become available.
