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Samsung’s Next foldable phone could be a tri-fold design

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Dec 4

Samsung is reportedly developing a tri-fold smartphone, potentially launching in early 2026. This news comes from Ross Young, CEO of Display Supply Chain Consultants (DSCC), who shared the information on social media.

While Samsung is expected to release the Galaxy Fold7 and Flip7 with larger displays in 2025, the company seems to be setting its sights on a more ambitious foldable design for the following year.

A tri-fold smartphone presents new challenges in terms of design and engineering. Currently, Huawei is the only manufacturer with a market-ready tri-foldable phone, the Mate XT Ultimate, though its availability is limited.

Samsung’s entry into the tri-fold market could be a strategic move to preempt the rumored foldable iPhone, which is also speculated to launch in 2026.

While plans may change, the prospect of a Samsung tri-fold smartphone adds another layer of excitement to the rapidly evolving foldable phone market. It remains to be seen how Samsung will address the design and functionality challenges of a tri-fold device, but the company’s history of innovation in the foldable space suggests that it could be a significant contender in this emerging category.

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