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Evan Blass has shared official-looking renders of Google's next foldable, showing a redesigned camera block, a new LED notification light, and a slimmer body — all priced at up to $2,019.
The original sold out its entire 30,000-unit run in weeks. Now Samsung is planning a second model — and wider availability may finally follow.
Samsung's new clamshell costs up to €180 more than its predecessor while US buyers get Snapdragon and UK/European buyers get Exynos — a split that matters.
Samsung's new Ultra foldable keeps the tall form factor, adds a 200MP main camera, a bigger battery, and arrives just as Apple's first foldable looms on the horizon.
Live photos confirm a wider foldable design, HyperOS 4, and Xiaomi's custom Xring O3 processor — but it's headed to China only.
Samsung's new 4:3 foldable debuted on a world tour stage before its official July 22 unveiling in London — priced from £1,699.
Samsung's next clamshell foldable gets a €100 price hike and a chipset downgrade for European buyers, while US customers get Snapdragon power at a similar cost.
A wide-format Fold 8 at $1,899 and a camera-loaded Ultra at $2,099 land July 22—weeks before Apple's rumored foldable iPhone.
Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo warns of severe supply constraints at launch, with fewer than 1 million units ready in Q3 2026—mirroring the iPhone X delay playbook.
Leaked European prices put the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra as high as €2,800, and a global memory shortage is driving the increase ahead of Apple's first foldable.
A new leak claims Samsung is planning to kill its clamshell phone line after the Flip 8, shifting focus to wider foldables and a rollable device due in 2028.
Samsung's wide-format foldable lands July 22 — months before the iPhone Ultra — with a 7.6-inch screen, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, and a starting price rumored around $1,999.
Apple will reveal the iPhone Ultra at its September 2026 event alongside the iPhone 18 Pro lineup — but the foldable won't ship until months later, leaving Samsung a clear window.
A new patent reveals a pocket-sized foldable that unfolds into a tall, remote-control-shaped screen — but there's no guarantee it ever ships.
