Smartphone Galaxy Z Fold 2 has only been on the market for a relatively short time, but that does not prevent speculation and conjecture about its successor. According to the latest reports from UBI Research, it should support AES (Active Electrostatic Solution) technology in the S Pen. It is also said that the company is working on the development of a durable type of UTG glass (Ultra-Thin Glass), which should withstand contact with the tip of the S Pen stylus.
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It's definitely not the first time in connection with a Samsung foldable smartphone Galaxy speculates about S Pen compatibility. Originally it was also said that the current one will have this compatibility Galaxy Of the Fold 2, Samsung reportedly failed to put it into practice in the end, due to certain technical limitations. Product line smartphones Galaxy The Note is equipped with a digitizer with EMR (Electro Magnetic Resonance) technology, but it is not suitable for foldable types of displays. According to UBI Research, Samsung is currently exploring ways to enable next-generation Samsung collaboration Galaxy Z Fold with S Pen, and hopes for the possibility of implementing the aforementioned AES technology. Both AES and EMR have their pros and cons, but AES is said to offer better overall performance and slightly lower manufacturing costs. However, one of the biggest advantages of this technology in this case is compatibility with foldable displays.
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Another area that Samsung is currently looking into is the possibility of improving ultra-thin glass. Samsung display Galaxy Z Fold 2 is equipped with a thirty-micrometer layer of UTG type glass. This glass is at risk of being damaged by the tip of the S Pen, but the company is reportedly working on a twice as strong – and therefore more durable – layer of UTG glass, which it could use for the display in the next generation Galaxy From the Fold. Of course, it is still too early for any concrete conclusions, but it is clear that the South Korean giant will have a successor Galaxy Fold 2 really matters.
