Samsung unveils foldable screen without middle line

Samsung unveiled a new lineup of products during its summer event in London, including three foldable phones, two smartwatches, and smart glasses, all featuring technological updates focused on novel designs and improved performance. The highlight of the announcement was the launch of a new foldable phone series called "Galaxy Z Fold Ultra," characterized by squared dimensions and screens without a visible crease between the folds, along with enhancements to the hinge and design to ensure a smoother user experience. Changes were made to the size and thickness of the phones, incorporating a new technology called "Flex Titanium Display" to hide the crease on the inner screen, in addition to powerful processors like the "Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 Elite," and storage capacities of up to 1 terabyte. In the foldable phone category, the "Z Flip 8" model was developed with a thinner processor and chassis, along with improvements to the battery and technical features, starting at approximately $1,199. The two new smartwatches, "Galaxy Watch 9" and "Galaxy Watch Ultra 2," are equipped with advanced processors and enhanced health features, including new indicators for health and heart monitoring, with battery life exceeding 30 hours on the smaller watch version, starting at around $379 for the standard versions and $699 for the "Ultra" model. Samsung also announced smart glasses in collaboration with Google and Qualcomm, featuring AI capabilities and hands-free calling, expected to launch later this year.

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