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Samsung is Working on a Tri-Fold Smartphone

 

Huawei's Mate XT Tri-Fold


Samsung is advancing the development of an innovative tri-fold smartphone, further strengthening its leadership in the foldable device market. Since entering this segment in 2019, the company has launched models like the Galaxy Fold and Galaxy Flip, which fold in different ways: the Fold opens horizontally like a book, while the Flip has a vertical fold. Now, Samsung plans to introduce a device that folds into three parts, offering an even more versatile user experience.


According to recent reports, this new device could be called the Galaxy G Fold, establishing a distinct product line from the current Z Fold models. When fully unfolded, the device is expected to feature a screen size of approximately 10 inches, surpassing the Z Fold6, which has a 7.6-inch display when open【MacRumors】.


Although Huawei has already released the Mate XT Ultimate, a tri-fold smartphone, its availability is limited, and it is not sold in markets like the United States. This positions Samsung as a pioneer in launching a globally available tri-fold device【MacRumors】.


Samsung has been exploring multi-foldable device concepts for some time and has showcased prototypes like the Flex G and Flex S at previous events. These designs include unique folding mechanisms, highlighting Samsung’s continuous focus on innovation【CincoDías】.


Samsung is expected to announce this tri-fold smartphone at its next Unpacked event in July 2025. With this launch, Samsung aims to strengthen its leadership in the foldable smartphone market and provide users with a larger and more versatile screen experience【MacRumors】.


In contrast, rumors suggest that Apple might release its first foldable iPhone in 2026 or 2027, giving Samsung a significant advantage in the development and commercialization of foldable devices【MacRumors】.


With the introduction of the Galaxy G Fold, Samsung continues to demonstrate its commitment to innovation and expanding possibilities in smartphone design, offering users new ways to interact with mobile technology. 🚀

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