South Korea-based tech giant Samsung, According to the latest claims, a phone with an expandable screen will be released in 2025 can introduce.
The screen area of this smartphone, for which there are not many details yet, will be made much larger in seconds by opening it sideways or expanding it. Specifically, a very large screen size of 12.4 inches is mentioned here.The company is expected to offer a screen area of around 6 inches in the closed form of the device. The phone, which is expected to have a very high price, is expected to have a screen area of around 6 inches in the closed form of the device. to the details Here It may attract as much attention as the Huawei Mate XT we featured. Let’s remind you that Samsung has been working in this field for many years and has shown many prototype devices with expandable structures so far. Samsung is on the agenda these days mostly with the Galaxy S25 Ultra. According to the leaks, the phone, which will combine very thin frames with a screen hole that houses the selfie camera, will be built on a more rounded body than the Galaxy S24 Ultra. Ice Universe, who previously shared a post for the flagship to be introduced at the beginning of 2025, Galaxy S25 Ultra’s It was reported that it will have a body weight of 219 grams. For comparison, the iPhone 16 Pro Max model 227 gramswhile the Galaxy S24 Ultra 233 grams in weight.
Galaxy S25 Ultra, as far as we know behind 200 megapixel Samsung HP2 sensor wide angle, 10 megapixel Sony IMX754 sensor 3x telephoto, 50 megapixel Sony IMX854 sensor 5x telephoto And Ultra wide angle with 50 megapixel Samsung JN3 sensor will bring the cameras together.
Samsung, which has included a 12-megapixel ultra-wide-angle camera in the Galaxy S24 Ultra, will not make a huge leap in the camera with its new model. The intriguing phone, according to another statement made by Ice Universe It will be built on a 5,000 mAh battery with 45W charging supportSamsung, which also introduced the Galaxy S24 Ultra to the market with the same features, continues to lag behind the competition not in battery capacity, but in fast charging.