The reports indicate that the Galaxy Z Fold 8 model will feature better cameras, a bigger battery but the new naming convention will only add more confusion for buyers who expect an upgrade from the previous Galaxy Z Fold 7 model.
Samsung is getting ready to launch two new foldable phones in July, and a recent leak suggests that the company is expected to drop its naming convention for this device series.
According to a tipster on Weibo, the new Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide will be renamed simply as the Galaxy Z Fold 8, while the device initially expected to be called the Galaxy Z Fold 8 will be now be called Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra. The Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide is said to be more affordable with fewer specifications and has dual rear camera system and a 4800mAh battery, but if that is that this will be worth the name then that remains to be seen.
The name change raises numerous questions about Samsung's strategy and whether it really makes logical sense
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