Assuming there is something disheartening about the forthcoming Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 this moment, it would be that assuming that the bits of gossip are valid, it will not be that enormous of an update, not outwardly in any event. The telephone is generally expected to highlight a similar internal and external display, and aside from a possible change in pivot plan, it will seem to be its ancestor.

In the event that you want to wait for another year, the Fold 6 may be a superior redesign. This is as per a tweet by Revegnus who guarantees that for the Fold 6, Samsung will at long last be presenting another outer display where they could switch around its size to give it another viewpoint proportion.

Right now, the Fold 4's outer display is taller and smaller contrasted with some other all the more as of late reported foldables. This gives it a bizarre look, yet apparently this is on the grounds that Samsung is expecting that most clients would likely involve the telephone in its unfolded state.

In the event that the gossip is precise, significant display changes will just come in 2024's model. That being said, the tweet implies that separated from the display change, Samsung will keep involving similar cameras as the Fold 5, which is clearly the Samsung ISOCELL GN3 50MP sensor which was additionally utilized in the Fold 4, so that may be disheartening if valid.

Its an obvious fact that with regards to smartphone shipments and deals, Samsung is essentially in their prime, and this was as of late demonstrated in a new report from TrendForce where it gave the idea that Samsung was the just smartphone producer to see positive outcomes in the main quarter of 2023.

As per TrendForce's information, Samsung really saw an expansion in their piece of the pie quarter-on-quarter where it developed by 5.5%, giving them 24.6% of the smartphone piece of the pie. This is versus Samsung's opposition, for example, Apple which saw a drop of 27.5% QoQ, bringing them down to 21.3%.

Different contenders likewise saw a plunge in piece of the pie, for example, Oppo which dropped by 17%, Xiaomi by 27.4%, and Vivo by 14.2%. Xiaomi, notwithstanding being fourth spot generally, appeared to be "just horrible" entertainer as the year-on-year numbers recommended that the organization really saw a difference in 40.4% in their worldwide piece of the pie.

It must be expected that the Samsung Galaxy S23 series assumed a part in assisting Samsung with accomplishing those numbers, as the primary quarter of the year was the point at which Samsung's new leaders sent off. Yet again it is conceivable that we could see an adjustment of numbers in the later piece of the year which is the point at which Apple's new iPhones are supposed to send off, yet for the time being, it seems as though Samsung is leading the pack.

Last year when Samsung neglected to launch the Galaxy S22 FE, many expected that the FE series could be dead. However, that doesn't seem, by all accounts, to be the situation as Samsung could be launching the Galaxy S23 FE in the not so distant future.

This is on the grounds that there is a report from GalaxyClub.nl which uncovered that the battery pack for the Galaxy S23 FE has as of late been confirmed, proposing that the handset could without a doubt be in progress and that it very well may be launching soon. It was additionally noticed that the battery is made by Amperex, the very organization that Samsung normally sources from for its mid-range phones.

As per the bits of hearsay, the Galaxy S23 FE, dissimilar to its non-FE kin, won't utilize Qualcomm's chipsets. All things considered, it is reputed to be controlled by Samsung's own special Exynos 2200 chipset and will accompany 6-8GB of LPDDR5 Slam, 128-256GB of UFS 3.1 capacity, and a 4,500mAh battery.

On the camera side of things, the Galaxy S23 FE is reputed to pack a wide-point 50MP camera that will be joined by a 8MP 3x fax camera, and a 12MP ultra wide-point focal point. Everything seems like what you could anticipate from a mid-range phone. There's no word on a day for launch or pricing yet, however ideally we'll have more subtleties soon.

Last week, Samsung hinted that they might be holding its next Unpacked event in its home country of South Korea. It looks like that is indeed what will be happening as the company has since confirmed that their next Unpacked event will be held this coming July in Seoul at COEX in Samseong-dong, Gangnam.

Samsung has also confirmed that the event will be focused on its upcoming foldables, the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Flip 5, so if you are thinking of getting a new foldable phone, then this is an event to look forward to.

It's interesting that the event will be held in July. Previously, the company would host its events in August, but there were rumors that due to Google's Pixel Fold, the company would be moving up its next event to July so as to shift the attention to its own foldable phones, which we guess will now be happening.

In terms of the specs and features, the Fold 5 isn't expected to sport a huge redesign. The rumors are claiming that we might see the use of a new hinge design, but otherwise the phone is expected to remain largely the same. The biggest change will be to the Flip 5, where the phone is rumored to come with a larger external display, similar to the recently-announced Motorola Razr+.

Whenever Samsung launches one of their flagship phones, the company usually chooses locations like the US or Europe to host its event. But this year, Samsung could be keeping things close to home.

According to a report from Yonhap News, when reporters attended the Samsung Ho-Am Award Ceremony at the Shilla Hotel, they asked Lee Young-hee, the President of Samsung DX division's Global Marketing Center, about the rumors of the company's plan to host the next Unpacked event in Seoul, South Korea.

Lee then responded by saying that Seoul is "meaningful and important" to the company, which suggests that the rumors could be true. Lee did not provide any specific dates for the event, but the rumors are claiming that it could take place this summer, around the 26th of July, which is earlier than Samsung typically hosts its second Unpacked event of the year.

We had previously heard the rumors that Samsung could be planning on pushing up the launch of their next-gen foldables, the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Flip 5, as they don't want Google's newly-launched Pixel Fold to get all the attention. Whether or not that turns out to be true remains to be seen, but if the July launch is true, we won't have to wait too long for Samsung to start sending out invites.