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<\/p>\nThe shot, which found its way onto XDA<\/em> writer Max Weinbach’s Twitter timeline (h\/t: 9to5Google<\/em><\/a>), purportedly details Samsung’s next foldable phone during its boot sequence.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n If the snap is real, it confirms Samsung’s name adjustment for the Galaxy Fold<\/a> line. The unsightly notch from the first Fold is also absent, making way for a punch-hole camera on the right-hand side of the folded display. It’s only noticeable if you crank up the brightness and contrast, though.<\/p>\n Beyond this, it seems the Galaxy Z Fold 2 could feature thinner edges which will go a long way to making the phone more pocketable. Those hoping for unnoticeable bezels will be disappointed, though. A crease along the device’s fold remains visible too.<\/p>\n This is our first seemingly real look at the Galaxy Z Fold 2 since tiny renders<\/a> were leaked earlier this month. Those suggested the phone will also be offered in a Mystic Bronze<\/a> colorway, which seems to be Samsung’s shade of 2020.<\/p>\n The Galaxy Z Fold 2, along with four other key devices<\/a> from Samsung, will be showcased officially on August 5.<\/p>\n Next<\/strong>: Samsung starts Galaxy Note 20 reservations with a $50 instant credit<\/a><\/p>\n Tags:<\/b> Andy Walker\n<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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An alleged real-world shot of the Galaxy Fold 2 has broken cover. The image suggests a punch-hole selfie camera could feature on the foldable display. At this rate, it’s likely nothing will be a secret at Samsung’s Unpacked event. After pricing for the Galaxy Note 20 and a full hands-on video of the Galaxy Watch 3 leaked yesterday, … Continue reading This could be our first real-world look at the Galaxy Z Fold 2<\/span><\/a> Continue Reading
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