Samsung on Wednesday announced three new foldable phones in its latest push to popularize what the company believes is the future of smartphones.

SAMSUNG is back with more foldable smartphones and this time I think they’ve nailed this risky move. The South Korean firm has been going at it since 2019 but the market share remains pretty

OK, it's not a real iPhone. It runs Android and cost $59 — so how well does it stand up to this durability test.

Production of foldable OLED displays for Apple's first foldable iPhone have begun ahead of its expected launch next year, Korea's

As for Samsung's smartwatches, everything's a squircle now. Mimicking last year's Galaxy Watch Ultra, the Galaxy Watch8 series keeps the circular display but stuffs it into a squircle case, a weird Franken-watch design language that might have you asking, “What happened?” (Samsung calls this its “Cushion” design, which is a choice.)

Samsung may have inadvertently given us a first look at its upcoming “multifold” device in the latest One UI 8 build update. Some animations spotted by Android Authority show what the trifold Samsung flagship might look like, including the dual-hinge folding mechanism, display layout, camera setup, and NFC location.