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Khalifa Al-Haroun joins Samsung Galaxy Z panel
During a discussion session, Samsung unveiled its latest developments in the Galaxy Z foldable phone series, showcasing their engineering innovations aimed at improving durability, performance, and device design. The company adopted the enhanced Flex Titanium technology, reinforced with titanium to increase structural resistance and screen durability, while reducing the unit's thickness by 10% to improve the hinge area appearance and create space for battery and cooling system advancements. Samsung introduced thinner and lighter phones, such as the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, which measures just 4.1 mm thick and weighs 201 grams, equipped with a 5,000 mAh battery and support for fast charging. The series has also undergone over 100 tests to ensure reliability and durability. Samsung emphasized that these innovations are designed to meet users' daily needs for productivity, entertainment, and portability, drawing on the experience gained from seven generations of foldable phone design.
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