Samsung was to confirm to Korean media that the upcoming Galaxy Unpacked will take place on Wednesday, August 11th. An image is circulating online with the following hashtags: #ZFold3, #ZFlip3, #Buds2, and #Watch4 but it is unclear if this image is actually from Samsung.
it is obvious that Galaxy Z Fold 3And the with Flip3Buds 2 and Watch4 (Active and Classic) will be officially announced. This company has been featured in many news columns around the world for several months. Usually, Samsung simultaneously sends a press release to all media with the invitation. That this, and so Ddaily.co.kr, just sending it to the Korean media is somewhat unusual.
The event will take place on Wednesday, August 11, at 10 AM EST (4:00 PM CEST) and can be followed live via Samsung’s own website. As usual now. Before blocking your calendar for that time, we recommend that you wait a little longer. Only when Samsung also sends invitations outside of Korea can you do so with confidence.
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In general, it promises to be a busy keynote with many product announcements. Briefly; The Galaxy Z Fold 3 promises to be the first foldable device with support for the S Pen, an invisible selfie camera under the screen, and an improved hinge. The Fold3 gets a larger secondary screen. Both foldables can be equipped with an IP-rated waterproof cover. Unique foldable. Buds 2 get a new look with active noise cancellation while playing Watch 4 It will be the first Galaxy watch to use Google’s new version of Wear OS.
The Watch4 will also come in an active version with slim bezels and a classic version with the ability to rotate a bezel around the display. While rolling out the new Wear OS, Google has already announced that watches with the new OS will be much faster. In addition to Wear OS, the new Samsung watch runs a modified version of One UI. This user interface is specially developed for smartwatches and works very well with One UI on many Samsung Galaxy phones.
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