Samsung teases Galaxy Z Fold 7 with ‘Ultra’ camera AI features, hinting at a major mobile photography leap

Samsung is getting ready to unfold something big. Literally. While the official launch date is still under wraps, the South Korean giant has started teasing the Galaxy Z Fold 7, and all signs point to a foldable packed with “Ultra” features, especially in the camera department.

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A recent teaser video, released alongside a press note, offers a glimpse at a sleek triple rear camera module, and leaks have hinted at a 200-megapixel main sensor. But this isn’t just about megapixels. Samsung says the next evolution of its Galaxy cameras hinges on AI, not as a bolt-on, but as a deeply integrated system that unifies hardware, software and intelligence.

That means users can expect more than just sharper shots. With AI-backed imaging, the Galaxy Z Fold 7 is being designed to recognise what you’re capturing and respond contextually, all from a camera that’s now positioned as an intuitive interface.

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Samsung’s message here is clear. It is that the camera experience is no longer about just clicking a shutter. It’s about understanding and interaction, and taking the digital expression of the sights around you to the next level. And with the expansive, foldable screen in play, this opens up a more dynamic and immersive space to edit, share, and experience content in real-time.

Privacy and trust remain central, too. Samsung reiterates that its AI features are designed with multiple layers of security to keep user data protected while still delivering powerful, personalised insights.

So, while the full spec sheet is still under wraps, the writing’s on the wall is clear as day, and it reads, the Galaxy Z Fold 7 is going to be about folding next-gen camera intelligence into everyday life.

The Ultra experience is almost here. And it looks ready to redefine what your phone sees, and what it can do with it.