Galaxy Z Fold 7 to include advanced AI features for smarter photography.
Reported camera setup includes a 200MP main sensor, 10MP telephoto, and 12MP ultrawide.
Samsung hints at a thinner, more durable foldable design with privacy-focused AI integration.
Samsung is now gearing up to launch the next generation of foldables by slowly building up the anticipation. The latest teaser confirms that the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 7 will get an AI-powered triple camera setup. The company has not confirmed the exact specifications of the cameras but has confirmed that AI will play a significant role in the camera functions, making them smarter and more responsive.
The company has announced that the upcoming Galaxy devices will feature AI-powered cameras designed to better understand what users see and respond to in real time. By combining hardware, software, and AI, the new system aims to go beyond photography, enabling features like visual search and contextual awareness, especially on foldable screens. Privacy remains a key focus. However, how will the users enable it still remains a mystery.
Speaking of the specs, the Galaxy Z Fold 7 will reportedly feature a 200MP camera, which is already available on the Galaxy S25 Ultra and Galaxy S25 Edge. Additionally, the reports suggest that it could retain a 10MP telephoto lens and a 12MP ultrawide lens. On the front, it may offer a 4MP and 10MP selfie camera.
In addition, Samsung claims that the Galaxy Z Fold 7 is thinner and more durable. However, details about the device are being kept under wraps, and we will have to wait for official confirmation.
According to reports, the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7 will be released on July 10. It also suggests that the company may release a new Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE as the most affordable model. However, the company has not announced any official plans to expand its Z series lineup with a fan edition product.
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