Samsung is teasing a tri-fold Galaxy phone, and a leak from @PandaFlashPro reveals its prototype packs a silicon-carbon battery. The South Korean giant reportedly aims to keep its tri-fold slim ...

The LG Wing broke every rule of the textbook, with a big and bulky design, far too many moving parts, and at a premium price ...

Summary: We just got a hint about the charging speed of Samsung’s tri-fold phone. It’s tipped to be between 23W and 24W. This means that it will charge slower than the company’s flagship ...

Nokia Fold from At&t is better phone then the Nokia ... control - hard to use when you are actually talking on the phone. -Keyboard: it's a little slippery so it takes some getting used to ...

Folding phones are on their way back, which you already know if you follow the scene closely. However, even those loosely adjacent to phones might start picking up foldables again if the rumored ...

A folding iPhone could be thin and expensive, a new report claims. It says that it will be a true AI-driven phone, so it could be a timely update from Apple. The report offers clues on the design ...

which is the rumored name for Samsung’s long-rumored Tri-Fold phone. Sources claim that the phone is set to go into production at some point in April, alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 ...

Huawei was the first company to bring a tri-folding phone to the market, but we’re waiting for Samsung to bring its version. While we don’t have too much information about this phone ...

Nokia was once a titan in the mobile phone industry, dominating the market with its feature phones and innovative devices. However, the rise of iOS and Android smartphones in the late 2000s saw ...

Despite being the self-proclaimed leader of foldable phones, Samsung hasn’t exactly been at the forefront of innovation in the space. Yes, Samsung perfected the Fold and Flip designs ...

These innovative devices promise to combine the portability of a mobile phone with the expansive screen form factor of a tablet. But are folding smartphones revolutionary? Or do they make any sense at ...