Best Additions
The Galaxy Z Fold 4 is expected to be a significant improvement over the previous model of the device. One of the best additions to the device may be a crease on the inner display that is less pronounced. Now that we have a picture in our heads of what it may be like,
The display crease on the Galaxy Z Fold 4
The “trench” in the middle of the display has been present on all of Samsung‘s foldable devices since the first Galaxy Fold, thus the display crease has always been a component of the company’s flexible product line. Even though we have stated numerous times that the crease is typically not visible. When the device is being used on a day-to-day basis, it is something that can be a legitimate source of annoyance, especially given Samsung’s emphasis on the S Pen as a feature of the Fold.
The crease in the display of the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and the Galaxy Z Flip 4 is annoying, but Samsung is working to eliminate it in future models. Reliable tipster Ice Universe published a picture over the weekend that appears to compare the display crease of the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and the Fold 3 to one another. In spite of the fact that it is still present, there is a discernible improvement between the two.
The crease of the Fold 3 was and still is easily recognizable. It is something that is difficult to miss, even with the display turned off or if the light hits it at just the right angle. On the Fold 4, it appears that Samsung has significantly toned it down, with the crease not being nearly as deep or prominent as it was on previous models of the Fold.
Galaxy Z Flip 4 refinement
In this respect, it is obvious that Samsung has a significant distance to travel before it can catch up to the achievements of its rivals. For example, the wrinkle in the back of the Oppo Find N is not something that can be immediately seen or felt while using the device. There is at least one aspect of the foldable that Oppo got right.
What is also still up in the air is whether or not this newly designed crease will increase the product’s durability in any way. Because of our hands-on experience with the Galaxy Z Flip 3, we can attest to the fact that Samsung’s ultra-thin glass continues to have issues with cracking along this tight fold. However, a crease that is less pronounced could help alleviate this issue.
Improvements In Galaxy ZF4
What further improvements are in store for the Galaxy Z Fold 4, other than a more refined fold? To begin with, we are aware that this will be one of the first smartphones to use the upgraded Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 CPU from Qualcomm. This should result in some significant performance improvements in comparison to the Fold 3. Additionally, Samsung is experimenting with the hinge, with the goal of making the overall design lighter and more compact. When put into practice, that ought to result in a better appearance for the Fold.
And lastly, Samsung is working on adjusting the aspect ratios so that the Fold 4 will likely feature a display that is more square on the inside, while the screen on the outside will be shorter and broader. In general, there is a great deal to look forward to, and by August, we should have all of the relevant information.
Continuing with Samsung
It appears like the Galaxy Z Fold 4 is going to implement a new gesture for multitasking. It’s possible that the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Flip 4 will provide twice as much storage, up to 1 terabyte. Samsung is making enhancements that matter, so we shouldn’t expect a significant jump in the Galaxy Z Fold 4’s specifications.
