Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 will reportedly get custom Google apps for the redesigned cover display

Image credit : Android Authority With the Galaxy Z Fold 4, Fold 3, and Flip 4 recommendations for the best foldable phones that you can buy in 2023, Samsung has a very good track record for launching folding phones. This year, the business plans to release the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5 smartphones. A few weeks ago, several renders of the latter device leaked online. More intriguing information on the Galaxy Z Flip 5 has now been made public. The cover display of the Galaxy Z Flip 5 will reportedly receive specialized Google apps created just for the new display, according to SamMobile. For instance, the Z Flip 5 now has a new Google Maps interface that enables you to search up directions without opening the phone. Similar to this, Google and Samsung are working together to create unique interfaces for Messages and YouTube that should allow you to send texts and access movies without having to open the device. In the past, Google and Samsung collaborated to create a Meet interface for Flex Mode on the Galaxy Z Flip 4. [caption id="attachment_181493" align="aligncenter" width="2000"] Image credit : TechRadar[/caption] Regarding the updated cover display, which is supposed to make all of these features possible on the Galaxy Z Flip 5, we should expect a larger outside display that measures 3.4 inches and an interior display that measures 6.7 inches. In addition to supporting Google apps that have been optimized, Samsung is presumably incorporating cover display features including the ability to send and receive text messages, browse the web, and use the calendar for its own inbox apps. Also read : Galaxy Z Flip 5 To Have A Significantly Larger Cover Display and Better Functionality On July 27, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5 are anticipated to go on sale, and it is most likely at that time that we will learn more about both known and rumored features. The handsets' prices and availability information are still unknown.