A recent rumor suggested that Samsung's next-gen foldables might not get an upgrade in the charging speed department. It turns out that's not all Samsung won't be upgrading. According to a post on X by tipster Ice Universe, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 will apparently keep the same camera configuration of the Fold 5.

For context, the Fold 5 has a triple camera setup on the back of the phone. It consists of a 50MP main, a 10MP telephoto, and a 12MP ultrawide. Assuming the post is accurate, the Fold 6 will end up using the same cameras. Is this a bad thing? Kind of. Samsung's foldables typically tend to fall short in the camera department.

This isn't to say the cameras are bad, it's just not as good compared to the company's flagship Galaxy S-series. Also, considering the price that customers are paying for the Fold series, you would think Samsung could equip it with better cameras. The semi-good news is that if you want a camera upgrade, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Ultra could be it.

There are rumors that claim Samsung is working on an Ultra variant of its foldable. Ice Universe suggests that maybe the Ultra model could get a camera upgrade. But then again, we heard that the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Ultra could be exclusive to South Korea, so even if you wanted to, you might not be able to buy it.

Samsung's smartwatches aren't that expensive. They're not cheap, that's for sure, but we wouldn't really call them super expensive either. But in a bid to maybe court more users into its ecosystem, a report from Android Headlines claims that a cheaper Galaxy Watch FE could be in the works.

Now, there is a bit of conflicting information here. Android Headlines claims that the device is called the Galaxy Watch FE. A post on X by Max Jambor claims that it will instead be a re-release of the Galaxy Watch 4 that was originally released back in 2021. Android Authority clarified this tweet with Jambor who claims that the 2024 Galaxy Watch 4 is basically the "FE" model, just not in name.

All this seems to suggest that this alleged Galaxy Watch FE will be based on the Galaxy Watch 4, but exactly what it will be known as remains to be seen. It's not a bad idea for Samsung to re-release the smartwatch. Apple has done something similar with the Apple Watch SE. They have also kept older models around as a cheaper alternative to their flagship models.

Either way, only time will tell how this rumor pans out. Samsung is rumored to be launching the Galaxy Watch 7 possibly this July (or later), so maybe we'll have more details then.