Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4: Premium foldable to arrive with significantly improved cameras and a new hinge design

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4 is slated to debut in August and a new set of leaks has now provided even more detail on the premium foldable. According to word from Korea, Samsung is set to ditch the dual-hinge design seen on the Galaxy Z Fold3 and prior Fold models in favor of a single hinge.

While previous generations of the Galaxy Fold feature two hinges at the top and bottom regions of the screen, Samsung is reportedly geared to replace them with a single hinge located in the middle of the display. This change is said to directly result in a lighter, slimmer device. Rumors from earlier claimed the Z Fold4 would mostly eliminate the crease as well, and there's a chance this design choice could facilitate that.

In addition to that change, the Galaxy Z Fold4 has now been tipped to debut with proper flagship cameras. The Galaxy Z Fold3 received some criticism for not offering camera performance on par with the Galaxy S21 Ultra even though it was the pricier device. According to these new rumors, the Galaxy Z Fold4 will adopt the 3x telephoto zoom on the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22+. In addition, there's a possibility the foldable phone also comes equipped with the 108 MP HM3 on the Galaxy S22 Ultra, although the source doesn't appear to be confident about that at the moment.

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