Samsung is reportedly working on a new Galaxy Z foldable form factor for 2025, a tri-fold device that folds twice.

The Galaxy Z Fold series has become synonymous with cutting-edge foldable technology. Although it hasn’t been long since the launch of the Galaxy Z Fold 6, rumours surrounding the next entry in the series – the Galaxy Z Fold 7 – are already building anticipation.

Samsung could launch its first double-folding phone next year, which is a phone that would unfold to a tablet-like size. Read on for more!

A new report reiterates Samsung's intentions to launch a double-folding phone in 2025, revealing that it could fold inwards.

An alleged insider claims this is done to improve its durability as folding outward would make the phone "vulnerable to drops and impacts." Rumors purport its specifications, clai

Samsung's effort is going to be launching in 2025, with the design finalized by the end of this month. That design is expected to be an 'infolding' one, with both 'side' screens folding inwards. The three screens on the Huawei Mate XT fold back on each other,

Samsung, a pioneer in foldable phone innovation, is reportedly planning to launch a tri-fold Galaxy phone in 2025. While the company remains uninterested in releasing a cheaper Galaxy Z Fold, its focus appears to be on expanding user options with advanced designs and unique offerings.

Last month, reports surfaced that Samsung plans to launch its first tri-fold smartphone as early as next year. Now, a new report from Korea’s ET News suggests that Samsung has initiated development on the device,

Samsung is reportedly developing a cutting-edge tri-fold smartphone, and leaked information suggests the company aims to launch this innovative device as early as next year, potentially reclaiming its position at the forefront of foldable technology. However, there's a twist.

The phone will feature a new 'infolding' design, keeping the external display protected from damage. The tri-fold smartphone will have a 9-10 inch screen, making it similar in size to mid-sized tablets like the Galaxy Tab S9.