Today, Samsung makes available to any user (who has the money to pay what they cost), both the Galaxy Fold and the Galaxy Z Flip, its two folding smartphones. Nevertheless, the only thing they have in common is the name Galaxy, nothing more. But it could change with the second generation of the Galaxy Fold 2.
According to the guys at SamMobile, the second generation of the Galaxy Fold 2 will change its name by Galaxy Z Fold 2, including the letter Z between Galaxy and Fold. In this way, Samsung would create a new category for its folding smartphones currently available on the market and those that may be to come.
The latest rumors related to the Galaxy Fold 2 suggest that it will be a redesign of the first generation, a redesign that will allow fully fold the entire screen, just like the Galaxy Z Flip, without leaving a space in between. The interior screen will be 7,6 inches with a 120Hz refresh rate, but it will not be compatible with the S-Pen, due to the flexibility of the screen.
The exterior screen will reach 6,2 inches, allowing you to interact with the smartphone without having to unfold it, instead of the 4,6 inches that the first generation included. The processor that will move this second generation, regardless of what it is called, will almost certainly be Qualcomm's Snapdragon 865, processor that includes the 5G modem.
The most probable date of presentation of this second generation is estimated for early august, at an online event, where the company will also present the Galaxy Note 20 along with the Galaxy Z Flip 5G. Regarding the price, it is most likely that it will remain in the 1980 dollars. Some rumors suggest that Samsung could launch a Lite version for about $ 900, but not this year, but the next.
