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 Samsung Electronics has launched two new limited-edition wearables in collaboration with the Paris-meets-Tokyo lifestyle brand Kitsuné: the Galaxy Watch4 Maison Kitsuné Edition and the Galaxy Buds2 Maison Kitsuné Edition.

Maison Kitsuné co-founder Gildas Loac remarked, “We are delighted to be introducing our distinct style and iconic Fox logo to Samsung Galaxy wearable products.” “We liked the concept of the Maison Kitsuné Fox travelling through space, and we had a lot of fun creating the new Moonrock Beige hue and other subtle patterns and design elements that represent the Fox’s trip through time and space,” says the designer.

Galaxy Watch4 Maison Kitsuné Edition is both beautiful and smart.

 Samsung Electronics has unveiled the Galaxy Z Flip 3 Bespoke Edition which allows customers to customize their mobile device in new ways. Samsung is allowing consumers to express themselves and design a device that is really their own for the first time by introducing the Bespoke experience to mobile.

With a small, classic design and superior functionality, the Galaxy Z Flip3 allows users to express themselves. Users have been lured to the Galaxy Z Flip3’s unique customization abilities since its introduction, including its flexible form factor, a diverse range of accessories, and the opportunity to Optimise their mobile experience with One UI. In response to this demand, Samsung is expanding the Bespoke Edition with additional customizable Colour choices and unique UX for customers to further customise their smartphone, offering possibilities not found anywhere else on the market.

Samsung will formally unveil the new Series range in three months. The second part of Galaxy Unpacked will debut next week. Many Galaxy eagerly, on the other hand, are looking forward to the start of 2022, when the Samsung Galaxy S22 series is due. There are three variants now: a base model, a Galaxy S22 Plus, and a new flagship in the shape of the Galaxy S22 Ultra.

Last week, LetsGoDigital released a series of renderings of the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra, one of which shows a camera island split in two. The renderings were created using information obtained from the well-known Ice Universe leaker. However, there have been conflicting reports as to what Samsung’s next flagship’s camera will look like. According to OnLeaks, the S22 Ultra will have a P-shaped camera system. This S22 Ultra model has also been rendered, allowing the differences between the two models to be readily seen.

Meanwhile, LetsGoDigital is in touch with Super Roader, a well-known South Korean source who creates informative YouTube videos about Samsung goods under the name of Super Roader. Super Roader is a former employee of Samsung Electronics South Korea’s wireless division. Roader claims that the camera system will be completely different from what we now think. New renderings were created this weekend by the excellent graphic designer Parvez Khan, alias Technizo Concept, based on the information we received and which we are unable to process on LetsGoDigital.

 Various theories and rumours about the Samsung Galaxy S22 series have appeared online over the previous few weeks. Now, according to a fresh leak, the official design of the upcoming flagship lineup has been unveiled.

Your first look at…

S22 (Rainbow) Series
dimensions and S-Pen slot + buttons + slot positions overview pic.twitter.com/XfBgnhcdRk

— Tron ❂ (@FrontTron) October 16, 2021

All three models’ exact dimensions are shown in the new schematics. In other words, according to Tron on Twitter, we now know how tall, wide, and thick the new flagship range will be. The Galaxy S22 Ultra will also have a design that is similar to the Galaxy Note series, according to the schematics. This is most evident its main camera, which varies from both the basic and Pro variants.

The Ultra version, on the other hand, has a space for the S Pen on the bottom left side. With Samsung skipping the Galaxy Note series debut in 2021, the S22 Ultra might be a smart upgrade for Note series fans. Keep in mind that this is merely a rumour, so take that with a grain of salt and stay tuned for more information.

 Samsung has revealed a 5G demonstration with Verizon and Qualcomm that reached record data upload speeds of 711Mbps using aggregated bands of mmWave spectrum. According to Samsung, the technology enables for real-time HD video recording and uploading to the cloud or social media in around 10 seconds, allowing for real-time HD video recording and uploading. Companies are expected to use 5G technology for real-time picture analysis and defect detection on production lines to improve manufacturing, as according Samsung.

“Our mmWave build is a critical differentiator, and we’re doubling down on our commitment to mmWave spectrum usage even as we move towards a massive and quick growth of our 5G service using our recently acquired mid-band spectrum.” We’ll keep expanding our mmWave footprint to deliver game-changing experiences and innovative enterprise solutions to the densest parts of our network. “At the end of last year, we had over 17K mmWave cell sites, and we’re on target to add 14K more in 2021, with over 30K sites on the air by the end of this year, and we’ll keep building after that,” said Adam Koeppe, Verizon’s Senior Vice President of Technology Planning.

Samsung’s latest teaser for the Galaxy Unpacked Part 2 event on October 20 says, Get ready to unfold something unmistakably you (Wednesday). The Galaxy Studio is shown in the video, where three aliens may change the colour theme of their clothing.

Tron, a leakster, just revealed that the Galaxy Z Flip3 would be available in additional colours Gray, Light Pink, White, Blue, and Yellow. The colour squares in the Samsung Bespoke – a series of home appliances that can be customised in the Design Studio – remind Evleaks of the unique choices found in the Samsung Bespoke – a series of home appliances that can be customised in the Design Studio.

 In the first quarter of 2022, Samsung will unveil its new Galaxy S series smartphones. Many Galaxy fans are already eagerly awaiting the new model range, which will most likely consist of three models: the Galaxy S22 , Galaxy S22 Plus and the Galaxy S22 Ultra . In particular, the top model will be revised in such a way that it will have a lot of similarities with the Galaxy Note line-up.

Instead of round shapes, the Galaxy S22 Ultra gets a rectangular design to provide space for an S Pen compartment. The camera on the back will also be revised, although the exact design is still unknown.

There are two thoughts going around: Samsung opts for a P-shaped or an 11-shaped camera island. The Dutch graphic designer Jermaine Smit, aka Concept Creator , has made a series of renders for LetsGoDigital of both options, in which the differences between the two models are excellently visualized.

Jermaine Smit, aka Concept Creator, a Dutch graphic designer, has created a set of renderings of both options for LetsGoDigital, in which the differences between the two models are excellently represented. To begin, let’s look at what we already know. A 6.8-inch AMOLED display with beautifully rounded screen borders comes standard on the Samsung S22 Ultra. The phone will have thin bezels and a punch-hole selfie camera, similar to the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra. The 40-megapixel resolution will very likely stay retained. For the first time in the S-series, the new top model will have an S Pen compartment.

Samsung has now officially launched the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3 foldable phones. Samsung won’t be launching new high-end devices until the first quarter of 2022. New Samsung S22 devices are scheduled to launch at this time. The flagship model will be the Galaxy S22 Ultra. The Galaxy S22 and the Galaxy S22 Plus will have slightly different designs. It is also expected that Samsung will use the Note’s rounded screen design and straight-line design on the new S22 Ultra. Recently, we’ve been focusing on the 2022 Series models. 

Based on all the rumours and speculations, graphic designer Parvez Khan, aka Technizo Concept, has created a series of 3D renderings of Samsung’s expected flagship in collaboration with LetsGoDigital. The Galaxy S22 Ultra is shown in black, white and dark red. According to Ice Universe, this is “Burgundy Red”, as we know from the Galaxy S8 and S9.Technizo Concept has also integrated this color palette into the renderings of its products.

While a lot is already known about the design, there are still some uncertainties regarding the rear camera system. A while back, OnLeaks released renderings of the Galaxy S22 Ultra showing a P-shaped camera island. Many weren’t exactly thrilled with the new camera design. Soon after, Ice Universe responded via Twitter. The Chinese telecommunications leaker believes Samsung will opt for a two-piece camera island, with some space between the left and right sides of the camera system. Based on this report, OnLeaks commissioned new product renderings where both camera designs are displayed. Over the weekend, blanket maker Pigtou posted a YouTube video online showing an aluminium mannequin of the Samsung S22 Ultra. 

The world of our users is large and colorful, with many interesting and unique ways to live it. Their technology needs to reflect their unique personalities. On October 20, Samsung will unveil Galaxy Unpacked Part 2 which will feature products that open up new ways to express one’s self.

The event will air on Samsung’s YouTube channel starting at 10 a.m.ET. Stay tuned to Samsung Newsroom for regular updates ahead of the event as well as the latest information on devices and media resources.

Samsung hasn’t revealed what exactly this Unpacked event will be, but the company says it will show us how to “open up new experiences for self-expression through technology” next Wednesday. The 12-second video invitation posted by the Korean conglomerate doesn’t explicitly reveal anything, but we do see a few app icons, which may suggest that the company make a software-related announcement. Maybe something about One UI and the stable launch of Android 12.

 Samsung’s new foldable smartphones Galaxy Z Flip 3 and Galaxy Z Fold 3 are doing extremely well in the sales. It has only been 6 weeks since the new duo was launched, but over a million copies have already been sold. Originally from South Korea. Its low price has made it a top seller. Its most innovative feature, however, is support for the S Pen and an integrated camera. There was a longtime expectation that the Z Fold 3 would also have a fingerprint sensor, similar to the ones found in classic Samsung Galaxy smartphones.

On March 31, 2021, Samsung Electronics filed a patent with the World Intellectual Property Office (WIPO) for a “foldable electronic device capable of detecting fingerprints through at least part of the screen.” The 51-page documentation was released today, October 7, 2021. The Galaxy Fold is used as the basis for the patent images. The problem is described first; Since a foldable phone has a flexible screen, it is more likely to display folds when pressure is applied to the screen. It does not promote the identification of fingerprints. 

Therefore, existing technology has to be adapted to be applicable to foldable phones as well – only since the S Pen Fold Edition has also been adapted for the flexible screen. The South Korean manufacturer has found a solution to this. Samsung has also thought about the positioning of the sensor. The patent documentation shows that Samsung intends to process the sensor fingerprint in such a way that it can be used both through the cover screen and when the device is opened to the size of the Tablet. So it’s a double-sided fingerprint sensor.