Samsung Galaxy Cipriani Unveiled: What ZDNet Says

Introduction

Samsung is predictable to announce the Galaxy S23 series of smartphones during Unpacked. If the company follows its established naming pattern, which we expect, we should see the Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus, and Galaxy S23 Ultra.

These names translate to phones with size, price and specifications that align with the good, better and best approach.

Samsung has confirmed that it will use the new OLED screen technology in a new Galaxy Book (presumably the Ultra) that we will see premiere next week. Samsung usually has another device or two to announce alongside new phones, and right now, it looks like Samsung will plug in updated Galaxy Book laptops. The Galaxy Book Ultra is one of the updated laptops rumoured to debut, as it will be the first time Samsung has used the Ultra moniker for one of its Windows laptops.

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Samsung Galaxy S20 Enterprise Edition

With the Galaxy S20 range, the typical differences are there – the S20, S20 Plus and S20 Ultra all have different screen sizes, and the Ultra has a beefy camera system – but this is the first time I can remember feeling like all three models. They are completely different. But more often than not, the differences are limited to screen size or an extra camera.

After using the S20 Plus for over a week and reading Matthew Miller’s S20 Ultra review, I think the S20 Plus is the Galaxy phone to buy. So how do you decide which model is right for you? Especially with the $999 starting price for the S20?

Design

The Galaxy S20 Plus is well-designed, sits easily in my hand and doesn’t feel bulky or oversized despite its 6.7-inch screen. The Quad HD+ Super AMOLED screen has a potential resolution of 3200 x 1440, like all of Samsung’s flagship Galaxy phones in recent years. Besides watching a high-definition video, I can’t tell the difference between it and the FHD+ setting of 2400 x 1080 pixels.

Here’s a specification rundown for the S20 Plus:

OS: Android 10

Display: 6.7-inch, Quad HD+ AMOLED, HDR10+, 120Hz

Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 865

Storage: 128GB/512GB

Memory: 12GB

External Storage: microSD up to 1TB

Rear cameras: Ultra-wide, 12MP, 120-degree, f/2.2; Wide-angle 12MP, 79-degree, f/1.9; Telephoto 64MP, 76-degree, f/2.0; Depth Vision

Front camera: 10MP, 80-degree, f/2.2

Battery: 4,500mAh

Connectivity: 5G Sub-6/mmWave, Wi-Fi 802.11ax, Bluetooth 5.0, USB-C, NFC

Dimensions: 161.9 x 73.7 x 7.8mm, 186g

Colors: Cosmic grey, cloud blue, and cosmic black

Best Galaxy Fold Apps

Samsung Galaxy Fold is one of the foldaway smartphones that also has software along with the hardware. Also, most apps you download from the Play Store work great on the device. But some apps are specially optimized for Samsung Galaxy Fold phones or foldable phones in general.

These apps take advantage of the large screen and features like Flex mode. Here are all the Galaxy Fold-optimized apps you should consider installing.

Apps optimized for Samsung Galaxy Fold.

YouTube
Google Meet
Microsoft Office
Microsoft Teams
Google Calendar
Google Maps
Outlook
Kindle
Asphalt 9
Spotify
Microsoft To Do
Clip Studio Paint
Krita
Relay and Infinity (Reddit Client)
Niagara Launcher
Talon for Twitter (Twitter Client)
Duet Display
Xbox Game Pass and GeForce Now
Adobe Acrobat Reader
Fortnite, Call of Duty, and PubG

Samsung Z Fold Accessories

Although the Galaxy Z Fold 3 is not the cheapest mobile phone, it is one of the best. With a unique design that’s part smartphone, part tablet, it’s the perfect phone for today’s digital nomad. Because of this, it should treat with care and supplemented further where possible to get the most out of what it offers. Fortunately, there are many options on the market to help users do this.

S PEN

Flip Cover with Pen

Made for the innovative shape of the Galaxy Z Fold3 5G, this case with an antimicrobial coating protects the front and back and includes a unique holder for the S Pen Fold Edition.

S Pen Fold Edition

Designed to work exclusively with the Galaxy Z Fold3, the new S Pen Fold Edition makes it easy to stay productive with the large main screen. It has a precise 1.5mm tip and low latency for a natural feel when writing, drawing or taking notes. notes

Galaxy Watch4 Classic

Easily track your health and wellness with timeless style and the convenience of a rotating bezel. The watch guides you through the day and perfectly fits your daily look.

Galaxy Buds2

Immerse yourself in your world with incredible sound quality, noise reduction and custom sound settings that give you control over what you hear. Tune into the real world and tune into a new world of sound.

Galaxy SmartTag+

Learn more about an easier way to find lost items. Tag items you might lose, like a wallet, and Galaxy Z Fold3 5G will guide you to their location.

Keyboard

Add more flexibility to your phone in Flex mode. This Bluetooth keyboard makes writing an email or text even more convenient.

Chargers

Wireless Charger Duo:

Charge your watch and phone at the same time. A dedicated charger for Galaxy watches lets you power up the watch while also giving your phone or headphones a boost.

35W Power Adapter Duo

Get incredible power with super fast charging. Connect a USB Type-C cable to this adapter and plug in your Galaxy Z Fold3 5G for fast charging.

Snapdragon Chip Samsung

For years, Samsung’s flagship smartphones have been divided into two camps. Snapdragon chips power Galaxy devices from Qualcomm in the US and other key markets. But other markets, including Europe, have long used Samsung’s own Exynos chips, which are objectively inferior in most cases.

It has been rumoured for the past year that Samsung will exclusively use a Snapdragon processor in the Galaxy S23 series. A few months ago, a Qualcomm executive confirmed that its processors would power more Galaxy smartphones in the future. A report claims that Samsung will continue to use Snapdragon chips until its upgraded Exynos chips are ready for prime time.

Conclusion

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