Samsung is reportedly all geared up to revolutionize its foldable phone lineup with new technology. In addition, it could eliminate the need for a thicker device to support the S Pen.
Collaboration on New Technology
According to reports, Samsung Display is collaborating with its partners to develop a method of incorporating S Pen input into its foldable devices without a digitizer. A digitizer is responsible for stylus support. Additionally, it has traditionally added extra thickness to phones. For instance, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 has a digitizer that enables stylus use.
Samsung Current Models and Design Trade-offs
The current Galaxy Z Fold 6 features S Pen support. However, it is relatively thicker compared to some of its competitors. In contrast, the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition opted for a significantly thinner design. However, this came at the cost of S Pen support.
Future Prospects
The upcoming breakthrough could allow Samsung to combine a slim profile and S Pen capabilities in future foldable models. It remains unclear when this technology will be ready for mass production. However, Samsung fans may soon choose between a slim, stylus-enabled foldable phone and one with traditional thickness.
Samsung Upcoming Galaxy S25 Launch
In related news, Samsung is preparing to launch its next flagship series, the Galaxy S25. In addition, it may arrive in both Indian and global markets. Recent sightings of the Galaxy S25 model on the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) certification site have stirred excitement about the imminent unveiling of the new series. This follows earlier listings for the Galaxy S25 Ultra and S25 Plus models, intensifying speculation about the launch timeline.
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Galaxy S25 Specifications
The Galaxy S25 is likely to be the most compact model in the series. Reports have spotted it with the model number SM-931B/DS. This marks a clear progression from the Galaxy S23, which carried the model number SM-921B/DS. As a result, it indicates that the Galaxy S25 will be the entry-level variant in the upcoming lineup.
