Samsung Rumored to Launch New High-end Flip Phone Soon

After the successful launch of Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus, Samsung Rumored to Launch New High-end Flip Phone Soon. Flip phones are not preferred in many countries. But in many Asian countries, people still prefer flip phones. Now some rumors claim that Samsung is working on a flip phone that will launch soon.

Samsung Rumored to Launch New High-end Flip Phone Soon

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According to rumors, new flip phone will get some Galaxy S8 or S8 plus features. Moreover, the phone will have support for Samsung Pay and Samsung Knox. The phone will also have resistance to water and dust. Moreover, the phone will have 4.2-inch dual OLED display screens. Also enjoy the fast performance of phone with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 430 processor.

Moreover, the phone will have 64 GB of on-board storage. For photography lovers, the phone will have a 12 MP rear camera. You can also capture your beautiful selfies with its 5 MP front-facing camera. The new flip phone will have a powerful 2,300 mAh battery with wireless charging technology. You can also secure your phone by using its fingerprint scanner.

Expected Features:

• 4.2-inch dual OLED display screen
• Qualcomm Snapdragon 430 processor
• 64 GB of on-board storage
• 12 MP rear camera
• 5 MP front-facing camera
• 2,300 mAh battery
• wireless charging enabled
• fingerprint scanner

As per its specifications, this flip phone will cost more as compare to other flip phones. There is no information revealed about the release date and price of that phone. But we will update you when we will get more information about the phone.

The tech giant, Samsung has just revealed its quarterly report that ended on March 31. According to which, Samsung Posts Highest Profit in Q1 Despite Declining Smartphone Profitability. The company has generated 50.55 trillion won or around $45 billion in revenue. No doubt, it is Samsung’s highest profit ever.

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