Samsung would have been ready to announce bone drivers at the launch of Galaxy Z Fold 7

The rumors of Samsung would have launched The fold of galaxy 7 in July, and it seems that the phone is not the only thing Samsung brings to the party. Rumors suggest that they will also start with a pair of bone conduction helmet.

The rumor comes from the noted flight universe On Weibothe Chinese social media site. According to the post (translated by Google Translate), Ice Universe says that “the Samsung Electronics MX division will publish OS drivers at the Samsung Fold conference in July.”

The details are limited, but Ice Universe says that the code name of the helmet is “capable” and it will use the open wireless stereo (OWS) which can “transmit the sound around the ear instead of fattening the headphones in the ear”.

Other details such as availability, design, color and prices have not been mentioned.

It can be a linguistic barrier problem, but OW and bone conduction are two different technologies. OW – also known as air conduction – are mainly headphones that are seated near the ear without being inside, and sound is transmitted in the hearing duct of the user. The bone conduction is fixed on the side of the user’s head and bypassing the ear by transmitting the sound through the skull.

So, as Techradar notesSamsung certainly does something, but we are not entirely certain if the new helmet will use air conduction, bone conduction or a mixture of the two. However, the most logical conclusion is that OWS refers to the design of open gains, similar to the Ultra open bose headphoneswhich is outside your ear. We may have to wait until July to find out with certainty.

It would be a big step for Samsung because the bone conduction market is a bit thin and could use a large actor. For the moment, Shokz, Philips and H2O at the top of the market, so there is certainly room for the bone conduction space to develop. Therefore, if they are open wireless headphones, Samsung would join Bose to tackle this new market.