Samsung will introduce the first-ever S Pen for foldable phones at Galaxy Unpacked

Samsung has teased some of the new products due to the cover breaking during its upcoming Galaxy Unpacked launch event on August 11.

Leaked Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 renders appear to show new S Pen stylus revealed in new Samsung blog post

"I hope you'll join us as we launch our next Galaxy Z family and share foldable surprises, including the first-ever S Pen designed specifically for foldable phones," reads the

Publish

by Dr. TM Roh, Samsung Mobile Product Manager.

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chain of leaks

have shed light on the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Z Flip 3 handsets over the past few months, but rumors of a new S Pen stylus only surfaced yesterday.

Rendered leaked, posted less than 24 hours ago by

91Mobiles

and

pictured above seem to give us a first look at the new S Pen, which seems to slide neatly into the optional case. The leaked images also link to those from yesterday

Tweeter

from Evan Blass, who rocks the Z Fold 3 for "2 optional S-Pens (Pro and Fold edition)".

Dr TM Roh doesn't reveal any specific details, but says the new foldable phones will deliver "epic cameras and vivid, immersive viewing experiences" in addition to "long-lasting batteries and enhanced security".

Samsung will introduce the first-ever S Pen for foldable phones at Galaxy Unpacked

The post does not mention the long-awaited

Galaxy Buds 2

true wireless headphones, which are strongly advised to arrive alongside new foldable phones. Could it be because Dr. Roh runs the mobile communications side of the company, rather than the audio side?

Either way, there's not long to wait to hear everything Samsung is launching next month. The virtual launch will be streamed live on the official website.

Samsung

website at 3pm BST / 10am ET / midnight AEST. You can see the trailer on Samsung

Youtube channel

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