Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 FCC Filing Reveals Qualcomm Modem, Satellite Connectivity and Wi-Fi 7
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Updated · Wccftech · Jun 16
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 FCC Filing Reveals Qualcomm Modem, Satellite Connectivity and Wi-Fi 7
3 articles · Updated · Wccftech · Jun 16
Summary
An FCC filing for Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8, due in July, shows the foldable will use a Qualcomm modem and support satellite connectivity, UWB, Wi-Fi 7 and NFC.
The Qualcomm modem points to a likely Snapdragon chipset, a notable shift because Samsung typically pairs its own modems with Exynos processors.
The filing also lists wireless and reverse wireless charging plus DisplayPort output, adding external-display support to the phone’s connectivity package.
Separate leaks have pegged the device at 201 grams, 4.5mm unfolded thickness, a 4,800mAh battery with 45W charging, and a new 50MP camera.
Samsung is also expected to push the Fold 8 line against Apple’s upcoming iPhone Ultra, while using thicker 60μm ultra-thin glass in a bid to improve durability and reduce the crease.