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Samsung's tri-fold phone won't come as soon as we hoped

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Ro 25 February 2025

Samsung Android Rumors

It's the hope that kills you. Just yesterday, we heard a rumor suggesting Samsung is will announce its tri-fold smartphone during the summer Unpacked event alongside the Galaxy Z Fold7 and Z Flip7. But a new report from today comes out to refute those claims.

Samsung's tri-fold phone won't come soon

According to @MaxJmb on X, Samsung is indeed working on a tri-fold smartphone, but it won't arrive on time for the summer Unpacked event. Instead, Samsung is aiming to announce it later on.

As of now, Huawei remains the only company offering such an exotic piece of tech called Mate XT Ultimate. So it's only natural to expect Samsung to respond to its rival with a tri-fold smartphone. It will be interesting to see whether someone else beats Samsung to the punch, though.

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  • vanarebane
  • pI@
  • 12 Oct 2025

I'm waiting for 11"-14" foldtable tablet. Just one fold is enough. Would be awesome A5 size notebook carry-around

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  • Anonymous
  • ssf
  • 02 Mar 2025

Dude, this is just wrong. If this was the case, then all existing folding phones would be called bi-folds!

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  • Anonymous
  • 0Vd
  • 27 Feb 2025

No, that's not the dictionary definition as "fold" by no way means "part". Fold means "bend something over on itself" and this happens in two places, not three.

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