Images, renders and videos of upcoming smartphones continuously leak. All of these leaks can be difficult to follow, so we’ve compiled a list of the past week’s hottest rumours.
From July 17th to July 23rd, we saw a couple of leaks about Google’s upcoming foldable, the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and more.
Below are all the major smartphone leaks from the past week:
Samsung
Flip3 and Fold3 are IPX8 https://t.co/Lenz8aOuCV
— Max Weinbach (@MaxWinebach) July 21, 2021
According to Weinbach, the Galaxy Z Flip 3 and the Galaxy Z Fold 3 will be IPX8 water and dust-resistant.
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Google/Samsung
According to the CEO of Display Supply Chain Consultant, Ross Young, Samsung Display will be providing 120Hz panels for a number of foldable devices.
Today's leak – All 2021 foldables using panels from Samsung Display will be 120Hz and LTPO. This of course covers the 6.70" Z Flip 3, 7.55" Z Fold 3 as well as the 7.57" foldable from Google, 7.11" from Oppo, 8.2" from Vivo and 8.1" from Xiaomi.
— Ross Young (@DSCCRoss) July 19, 2021
Google’s handset will offer a 7.57-inch foldable screen. Next, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 will sport a 6.70-inch screen, and the Z Fold 3 will feature a 7.55-inch panel
Each of these handsets will offer a 120Hz refresh rate.
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Apple
Apple reportedly plans to scrap the iPhone mini model in its 2022 smartphone lineup. Instead, the company will offer a 5G-capable version of its more affordable iPhone SE model.
The phone will use the A15 chipset expected to launch with the 2021 iPhone line.
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The iPhone 13 may feature an always-on mode like the Apple Watch, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman.
Gurman’s notes that we can expect “a faster A15 chip, smaller notch, a new display for better battery life and the potential of an Apple Watch-like always-on mode and a 120Hz refresh rate and upgrades to video recording.”
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