Samsung is tipped to launch the next-generation Galaxy S22 series smartphone at the start of next year, but the rumors have already started surfacing on the internet hinting toward the potential features. And today is yet another day of Galaxy S22 info, we have screen sizes of all the Galaxy S22 variants as well as the Unpacked event details of the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Z Flip 3. Also some surprising details about Xiaomi's recently launched 200W charging technology. But first, let's talk about the S22. According to multiple credible sources, Samsung will once again only offer the LTPO display on the Ultra variant. The S22 and S22+ will still get an LTPS display. For those unaware, LTPO is a better display that can offer a variable refresh rate from 1Hz to 120Hz depending on the content being shown thus saving battery life. Whereas in LTPS it's either fixed at 60Hz or 120Hz. The display sizes of the S22 lineup are somewhat similar to the S21 lineup. The Galaxy S22 Ultra will have a 6.8" display identical to the S21 Ultra. The S22 Plus will have a 6.55" display which is actually smaller than the S21+ which has a 6.7" display. And the S22 will have a 6.06" display which again is a little smaller than the 6.2" display S21 offers. The screen resolution on these phones is still a mystery for now. But expect it to be similar to the current-gen products that's WQHD+ for Ultra, FHD+ for both the Plus and the vanilla Galaxy S22. Other known S22 features include a continuous zoom camera, sensor-shift stabilization technology, and 4nm, processors. The S22 lineup is likely to Skip the Under Display Camera Even As Galaxy Z Fold 3 Tipped to Feature the Tech. Speaking about the Z Fold 3, we finally know when Samsung is keeping their unpacked event for the handset as well as when it will be available in stores. Max Winebach tweets that on August 3rd, 2 3s will be released with 2 4s as well. What he's saying is that Samsung will keep the Unpacked event on August 3rd where they will unveil the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and the Z Flip, along with the Galaxy Watch 4 and Watch Active 4. As for the release date, Jon Prosser reveals that both the Z Fold 3 and the Z Flip 3 will be available in stores from August 27th onwards. Samsung usually keeps a two-week gap between the launch and release dates but obviously, that is going to change this year. Now as for the Watch 4, these will go on sale from August 11th onwards. With that said, remember the 200W charging tech Xiaomi unveiled a few days ago, ever since everyone was asking how will this affect the battery longevity? Well, we have some data from Xiaomi itself to suggest some surprising results. Xiaomi says with 200W you can charge a 4000mAh battery in just 8 minutes which is ridiculously fast, but Xiaomi claims that the battery will not degrade any faster than a normal charging cycle. Xiaomi claims that after 800 charging and discharging cycles, the overall battery life cycle will degrade to just over 80 percent of its peak capacity. To put that into perspective, a typical battery drops to 80% capacity after 500 cycles. So technically Xiaomi says their 200W hypercharge actually offers more battery longevity than a typical normal smartphone charger which sounds too good to be true. Xiaomi didn't say what sourcery are they using to make it happen but unless a reputable third-party company test this time, I will have a hard time believing it. Anyway, let me know what do you think about this down in the comments and as always I'll see you tomorrow...peace out.
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