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Samsung patented yet another interesting multi-folding smartphone Samsung patented yet another interesting multi-folding smartphone This has been spotted by Letsgodigital. This new smartphone design shows us a folding phone, which folds several times. It’s quite different than most other designs we’ve seen, though. Why? Well, it’s hinged on both horizontal and vertical axis. The device can fold outwards only vertically, while the display folds inwards when you fold it horizontally. That was, the phone does stay well protected when you carry it with you, well, its display does....

As per the images, Samsung’s new foldable smartphone has three parts that ditch from each other and form a tablet-like device. The main difference between this device with the current foldable phones is that it has one new folding layer to add more space for users. A few days ago, more details about this phone leaked by tipsters. It seems that Samsung decided to put a USB-C port on a bridge of sorts for charging ports....

Clean rooms are pretty much self-explanatory. These are enclosed areas free from dust and any other pollution. Even the temperature, humidity, and atmospheric pressure in these rooms are manually controlled to ensure optimal conditions. This is because just one speck of dust or unstable environmental conditions can affect the yield rate of semiconductors. It is critical for the clean rooms to be clean and have tight control over other parameters for efficient semiconductor manufacturing....

While many of you might prefer this Z-less naming scheme for Samsung’s foldables, this likely isn’t a permanent change. The Korean brand is probably dropping the letter Z in solidarity with the Ukrainian people, considering the markets where the name change is in effect. Oddly though, Samsung’s official website for Ukraine still lists the two foldables as Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3. But these listings could soon undergo a similar change as well....

The refreshed Galaxy S21 FE is said to downgrade to a mid-range processor from Qualcomm. We are talking about the Snapdragon 720G chipset, vs. the Snapdragon 888 or Exynos 2100 found on the existing model. Since the Snapdragon 720G doesn’t come with an integrated 5G modem, speculations arose that the upcoming phone may be limited to 4G (LTE) connectivity. But there were still rumors of it supporting 5G. It appears those were true....