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Rumors suggest that Apple's first folding ‌iPhone‌ could come out in 2026 or 2027, but by then, Samsung will be even further ahead in foldable device development. Huawei's tri-fold Mate XT ...

Tri-fold smartphones are about to become the next cutting-edge trend for gadget lovers who can’t help themselves. This is good news for anyone bored by smartphone design, like me. Samsung is ...

Samsung is gearing up to compet against Huawei in the foldable smartphone space with its own tri-fold device, which may be named the Galaxy G Fold, new leak suggests. The Galaxy phone maker is ...

Huawei unveiled the Mate XT Ultimate last September in China as the world's first tri-fold smartphone and said it would launch outside China in Q1 2025 without providing a date. Well, we now know ...

This is the world’s first tri-fold smartphone, and it’s actually quite impressive. Huawei managed to make a tri-fold that is actually quite compact, all things considered. That makes us ...

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 could be the most high-end of these, though there are also reports of a tri-fold model in the works, which might have it beat. Either way though, the Z Fold 7 is likely ...

The upcoming tri-folding packs XMAGE image system that features a 50MP main, 12MP ultra wide, and 12MP telephoto shooter with a 5.5x optical zoom. A large 5,600mAh battery pack powers this device ...

Huawei surprised Samsung by unveiling the Mate XT, the industry’s first commercially available tri-fold smartphone. Despite Huawei facing tough trade sanctions, the Chinese company managed to ...

But with the big launch event set for February 18, we’ll likely find out which countries are getting this game-changing tri-fold and how much it’ll cost.

Now, Samsung looks set to launch its first tri-fold device and we might also know what it’s going to be called. The phone was teased at Samsung’s Unpacked event last month, and while details were not ...