Key Points:
- Samsung has recently been developing a crease-reduction technology for the Galaxy Z Fold 6 phone that is similar to the crease-reducing mechanism of the Galaxy Z Flip 6 phone.
- In terms of the display, Ice Universe has also mentioned a high-quality improvement to the screen, although it hasn’t given much information about the technology it’s using this time.
- Although it’s unlikely that a foldable display without folds will ever become a reality, the flexibility of the thicker UTG is one direction Samsung is looking to improve the experience for its users.
Finding an ideal and seamless ‘bezel-less’ screen is the biggest challenge in the rapidly growing market of foldable mobile devices. The challenge of addressing the above-mentioned domains is likely to be solved by Samsung through its latest foldable phone models such as the Galaxy Z Fold 6.
Leaks and speculations have revealed that the company is devoting huge resources to reducing the glaring differences found on the surface. The fold-up screen of the device has been seen achieving a similar feat with the Galaxy Z Flip 6.
The reason for this positive bet is the use of thick Ultra Thin Glass (UTG) – which is essential for foldable displays. There are many details about Samsung’s device that have not been disclosed at the moment, but they can be inferred considering the information from some popular names in the industry which suggest that Samsung will move towards a progressive strategy.
Ice Universe’s recent post showed that the crease was being reduced by a large margin and it was relieving to see that everyone was excited about the Galaxy Z Fold 6. However, it is important to keep in mind that technological advances do not guarantee success.
Folding screens come off only when one would need to accept some minor folds. Still, the claim of focusing on making a foldable 50mm UTG instead of a 30mm shows material progress in Samsung’s foldable journey. Eliminating creases is no longer an impossible dream and the industry realizes that positive changes are coming.
Finally, as consumers wait for the Galaxy Z Fold 6 to arrive, they also consider the new Vivo X Fold 3 Pro on the handheld a competitor and see foldables moving forward. It’s doubtful that the true foldable smartphone will ever be released, but if Samsung continues to move towards better user experiences, the future of this technology looks bright.
Although the creases are not completely eliminated, according to testers, the Galaxy Z Fold6 does reduce the creases.
— ICE UNIVERSE (@UniverseIce) May 19, 2024
