Samsung Galaxy Folder 2: Samsung Electronics unveiled Galaxy Folder 2 in South Korea. The smartphone works with Android and is the successor to the XNAXX series of Galaxy Folder series.
According to Samsung, its new phone has a "retro" and slim metallic design, like most phones that were designed as flip phones and were released before the advent of smartphones we know.
Galaxy Folder 2 has 2GB RAM, a 1.4GHz quad core processor.
It has a removable battery in 1.950mAh, a microSD slot up to 256GB running Android 6.0. It has a 96,6 mm screen for easy viewing of text, images and videos and has a more complete keyboard than its predecessor to ensure fewer errors.
It also has separate buttons for loading contacts, text and camera features.
Samsung said the phone has an improved widget that allows users to see the use of their data on their home screen. Users can also set the size of application fonts and icons and the phone has 15 ringtones.
The device will be released in two 3G and 4G LTE versions.
Meanwhile, Samsung is planning its next flagship Galaxy Note 8, which will undoubtedly feature a dual camera and an 18,5: 9 screen that will be featured for the first time with S8.
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