Samsung Fold Features Roundup

Samsung's most anticipated phone the 'Fold' hits store shelves this year in April 2019 where many fans are excited about its innovative folding screen feature. Samsung has designed a flexible screen which allows the user to transform the 4.6" AMOLED display phone into a 7.3" tablet, all in a seamless transition without any interruption to what you are doing. Samsung dubbed this feature as "app continuity." All of the features do come at a hefty price of $2000USD as it does come with all the latest.

Let's take a look at the key things it offers.

1. Six cameras for the photography nerd

Three in the back

(12MP Telephoto, PDAF, OIS, 1.0um pixel size, FOV 45°, F2.4 Aperture)
(12MP Wide-angle, Super Speed Dual Pixel AF, OIS, 1.4um pixel size, FOV 77°, F1.5/F2.4 dual aperture)
(16MP Ultra Wide Camera, 1.0um pixel size, FOV 123°, F2.2 Aperture)

Two on the inside

(10MP Selfie, 1.22um pixel size, FOV 80°, F2.2 Aperture)
(8MP RGB Depth Camera, 1.12um pixel size, FOV 90°, F1.9 Aperture)

One on the front cover

(10MP Selfie, 1.22um pixel size, FOV 80°, F2.2 Aperture)

2. Double the battery (4380 mAh) + wireless charging

Both folding parts house a separate battery each making this phone potentially an all day phone. On top of that, Samsung didn't cut any corners and coupled it with the Fast Charging wired and wireless capability!

3. Incredibly fast processor and 12GB of RAM

This device is meant for multi-tasking without any lag, delays, or hiccups. It's built with the latest 7nm 64-bit Octa-Core Processor (wow!) and 12GB RAM (LPDD4x)

4. Fingerprint sensor located on the power button

On the right edge of the phone is where the power button is located and it double ups as a convenient finger print sensor to unlock your phone.

5. Foldable screen (of course)

The foldable screen features Samsung's latest AMOLED technologies making it the best screen out there on a mobile phone. There are two screens, one is located on the front cover when you are using it as a phone, and the secondary larger one folded on the inside of the clam shell.

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