Samsung confirms Galaxy Unpacked for June 9, hints at 3 foldables
Samsung has sent out invitations for an event on June 9. There have been rumors circulating for some time that a Galaxy Unpacked event would take place on that date. The main event will be held in New York, with simultaneous events in London and Paris. The invitation hints at the release of three foldable phones.
We have been looking forward for some time to the Galaxy Z Fold7, Flip7 and the all-new Flip7 FE. A trio of new foldable phones with thinner designs and possibly a higher price tag. Samsung hopes to make up for that with the more affordable Flip 7 Fan Edition, with which it hopes to reach more people and get them excited about this product category.
The 15-second announcement begins with the outline of the new, thin Fold, followed by what appears to be a mirror image of the Flip. The animation is full of references to folding, which suits foldables well. The video also contains many shades of blue, which may be a nod to the Blue Shadow versions of the new foldables.
Rumors about Galaxy Unpacked in july
Images of the latest Fold and Flip models have been appearing frequently in recent days. This usually signals an imminent announcement. During product launch preparation, the likelihood of such leaks increases. For instance, we could tell you this week that a price increase may be coming.
The next Galaxy Unpacked event will take place on Wednesday, July 9, starting at 4:00 p.m. Central European Time. Those interested can follow the event online via Samsung's YouTube channel. It remains to be seen whether that makes sense. Samsung usually gives journalists advance information and access to the phones, provided they do not publish it before the launch.
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