Samsung's next-gen foldables may have S Pen support, two-way folding design

What you need to know
- A new leak claims Samsung is working on three new foldable smartphones.
- The Galaxy Z Fold 2 successor, which will debut next year, is tipped to include S Pen support.
- One of the phones is expected to have a display that will be able to fold both inwards and outwards.
Samsung may release no less than three new foldable Galaxy smartphones next year. According to tipster @hwangmh01 on Twitter, the company is currently working on three foldable phones: Galaxy Z Fold 3, Galaxy Z Fold Lite, and Galaxy Z Fold S.
The Galaxy Z Fold 3 is expected to be a direct successor to the Galaxy Z Fold 2 unveiled earlier this month. Just like its predecessor, the Galaxy Z Fold 3 is tipped to use a layer of Ultra Thin Glass over the main display. The tipster claims the foldable will have S Pen support as well, which could possibly lead to a higher price tag.
Galaxy Z Fold Lite (CPI)
Galaxy Z Fold 3 ( S-Pen support UTG, but price problem)
Galaxy Z Fold S (In&Out folding)Galaxy Z Fold Lite (CPI)
Galaxy Z Fold 3 ( S-Pen support UTG, but price problem)
Galaxy Z Fold S (In&Out folding)— 한가련 (@GaryeonHan) August 26, 2020August 26, 2020
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold Lite, which was first rumored in May, is expected to use a colorless polyimide (CPI) film, similar to the original Galaxy Fold. Previous rumors have claimed the Galaxy Z Fold Lite will look fairly similar to the Galaxy Fold and could retail for around $900. Its tech specs, however, still remain a mystery. While it was initially rumored to debut in the third quarter of 2020, it is now expected to debut sometime early next year.
The Galaxy Z Fold S is said to feature a unique design with a main display that can be folded both inwards and outwards. Sadly, the tipster hasn't revealed anything else, so we may have to wait a long time to find out more about the device.
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