The global fanfare for Samsung’s most audacious mobile project yet, the (tentatively named) Galaxy Z TriFold, is reportedly set to bypass the U.S. market.
The global fanfare for Samsung’s most audacious mobile project yet, the (tentatively named) Galaxy Z TriFold, is reportedly set to bypass the U.S. market (not to mention most other parts of the world, too). Reports from reputable leakers suggest that the triple-folding device will be restricted to a small number of regions, such as South Korea and the Chinese markets.
After completely backing off production of the Galaxy S25 Edge due to (very) cold public reception, Samsung is readying its next radical phone, the TriFold, for „global“ release, but probably in the loosest sense of the word. The phone itself is expected to feature a display that folds twice, creating a tablet-like 10-inch screen when fully unfurled. The device is tipped to be unveiled this week at a major summit in South Korea, and so far it’s believed that the premium phone will rock a Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, a 200MP primary camera with 100x digital zoom, plus a capacious 5,600mAh battery capacity.
