At the London event, Samsung will show off its latest devices that fold like a book. According to the Korea Times, the South Korean tech group may expand its line of folding phones and illustrate its strategy for connecting hardware and AI-based services. The main focus is on a model provisionally indicated as the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra.

The name has yet to be confirmed by the company, but industry sources cited by the daily newspaper think Samsung might introduce for the first time an ultra variant of its smartphone folding device with opening like a book. In previous Galaxy Unpacked events, Samsung normally presented standard models from the Galaxy Z Fold and Galaxy Z Flip families. This would then signify an expansion of the product lineup compared to this schema, placing a premium item in a distinct segment from ordinary devices.

Differences expected include screen proportions once opened. Staying at the sector's sources called up by the Korea Times, the Galaxy Z Fold 8 should adopt a ratio of 4:3, while the presumed version of the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra should have a format of 3:2. The source does not provide further details on panel dimensions or other technical characteristics.

Alongside smartphones, Samsung will probably present new pairs of intelligent eyeglasses. The device would be part of a broader strategy dedicated to artificial intelligence, but specific features, price, and commercial schedule are still unknown. These elements are mentioned between information that observers expect from the event.

The project may link with Google. In May preceding the event, according to what reports the Korea Times, Google had hinted it was involved together with Samsung in developing smart glasses based on Android. The Unpacked could therefore offer more details on collaboration, even though the source doesn't attribute any confirmation to the two companies regarding launch modes.

Functions anticipated comprise voice-activated conversations assisted by AI, real-time interpretation, visual navigation, and search through camera. It is again characterised as expected and not official hardware specs already published by Samsung. The inclusion of eyeglasses into the program will also place the event beyond traditional smartphone folding updates.

Descriptions describe indeed an update presentation where Samsung might accompany new hardware formats with AI-based services usable via voice, images, and navigational indications. The Korea Times cites too the Galaxy Z TriFold shown at a Seoul point vendita image associated with the article. However, the source does not indicate whether this device will be subject to further announcements during the event or concentrate expectations solely on the Galaxy Z Fold 8, possible ultra variant, and intelligent eyeglasses.

Principal indicators remain thus based on industrial sources and market observers. Confirmation of names, specifications, prices, and availability dates is awaited Wednesday when Samsung holds its Galaxy Unpacked in British time.