Samsung’s double-folding phone design finally unveiled after Christmas Eve
Samsung presently has two foldable phone models on the market. The Galaxy Z Flip series is recognized for its vertical, compact fold, and the Galaxy Z Fold series is noted for its book-like mechanism. Samsung, on the other hand, might include a third mechanism in a future foldable phone, according to a recent patent.

Samsung’s Double-Folding Phone

Samsung was recently granted a patent for a double-folding smartphone with three unique portions that fold in a Z form, according to a reliable source. This design also allows a portion of the screen to serve as a primary display with an embedded fingerprint sensor. The phone resembles a little tablet when fully unfurled. A triple rear camera array and a USB charging and data port are located on the phone’s back.

Surprisingly, the patent illustrations also show how Samsung may divide the phone’s internals across the three halves. The phone’s batteries and circuit boards are only housed in the back and front foldable sections. The device’s structural rigidity and strength are provided by the central part, which appears to be devoid of any important internals. We are not sure of the specifics but considering the company’s reputation, the device will be able to easily carry out SMS backup.

Expected Availability Date

It’s worth noting that this isn’t the first time we’ve heard or seen Samsung’s intentions for a double-folding smartphone. A somewhat different patent design surfaced in April 2021, showing an option for the dual-folding method. Samsung released a working prototype of its “multi-foldable” structure a few months later, offering us a firsthand look at how the gadget would work.

While the recent patent implies Samsung’s concept is well advanced, don’t bet your home on a gadget being released in 2022. Patents aren’t necessarily certainties or direct foreshadowings of consumer electronics. A double-folding technology, on the other hand, appears to be the inevitable progression of the foldable phone, especially if additional screen real estate is desired.
['Bianca Patrick']
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