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Samsung is gearing up to expand its foldable lineup with a new tri-fold smartphone, potentially launching in 2025. The device, featuring a screen that folds twice, has already seen its components ...

With how much we’re hearing about a Samsung tri-fold at the moment, it’s hard not to take this as an encouraging sign – though it’s important to remember that most of the above is based on ...

There’s only one tri-fold device in the market right now, but Samsung entering could change things big time. Editorial Note: Talk Android may contain affiliate links on some articles.

By adding two folding points, the screen could offer even more versatility and a larger display when fully opened. According to insiders, the hardware for Samsung’s tri-fold design is already ...

Samsung is gearing up to launch its highly anticipated tri-fold Galaxy device, a significant step in the evolution of foldable smartphones. As the competition heats up, particularly with Huawei ...

News about a possible Samsung’s tri-fold smartphone continues to emerge. This suggests that the leak about its arrival in 2025 is on the right track. Samsung Electronics’ latest financial ...

New patents suggest that Samsung is working on rollable and tri-fold Galaxy devices. Samsung must determine the economic viability of the project This is not the first time we have heard about a ...

Samsung could launch a tri-fold smartphone in 2025, revealed industry insiders from Korea. The company is ready with the technology, and the supply chain is prepared for the new product.

Huawei made headlines with the launch of its first tri-fold phone, showcasing tri folding technology and setting a new standard in the foldable market. While Samsung may be seen as late to the ...

Samsung is reportedly preparing to launch a tri-fold smartphone as early as next year, according to recent industry reports. This move comes as the South Korean tech giant faces competition from ...

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