The Samsung Galaxy Fold 2 may not make it to Samsung's big launch event, Unpacked, on the 5th of next month. This means that the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 may be announced on its own.

Leaker Max Weinbach posted the news on Twitter, revealing why he thinks so, as well as other details about Samsung's future plans Weinbach said that because the software for the Fold 2 is not yet finished, the Galaxy Unpacked event, he stated that it would not be possible to see the Fold 2 at the event.

This is unfortunate, as the Galaxy Fold 2 will miss the moment when Samsung's new product will be in the spotlight. However, Weinbach said that Samsung may tease the Fold 2 during the event in preparation for the Fold 2's eventual possible September appearance.

Furthermore, there is no indication that the Galaxy Fold 2 has been tested at the Galaxy Store (a store dedicated to Samsung's mobile devices) or at other mobile carriers. This is the final stage of a phone's journey before a company decides whether to stock a new phone. It is likely that such testing is taking place, but it does not appear to be over yet, as the results are not yet available.

As for the actual debut, according to Weinbach, it is likely to be a September reveal and an October retail release. Samsung plans to release the Galaxy Note 20 in September and the Galaxy S20 Fan Edition in October.

Samsung introduced the Galaxy Z Flip earlier this year to show that it can make a high-quality foldable phone, and fans are eager to see if it can improve on last year's Galaxy Fold. The original Fold had a sleek design and smartly designed software around the new form factor, but wasn't really practical.

Rumor has it that the Fold 2 will build on the foundation of the first model, keeping the book-like foldable design but with a larger cover display. The main screen will be larger, the refresh rate could be 120 Hz, and the notch may be replaced by a punch hole to accommodate a selfie camera. On the back will be a quad camera array similar to the Galaxy S20 Plus, combining main, ultra-wide, and telephoto sensors with a time-of-flight sensor for enhanced portrait mode and other image effects.

The Galaxy Z Flip will also get a new upgrade in the form of the Galaxy Z Flip 5G, which should also be announced with the Galaxy Note 20 in Unpacked. the Z Flip 5G will be smaller, but with a more powerful processor, new color The Z Flip 5G will be smaller, but will have some welcome new upgrades, including a more powerful processor, new color options, and, as the name suggests, 5G connectivity.