Samsung’s rumored wide-format foldable has appeared once again in a new hands-on video leak. The device, currently referred to as the Galaxy Z Fold Wide, shows off a noticeably broader design, slimmer body and tablet-like proportions ahead of its expected debut this July. Samsung’s upcoming wide-screen foldable smartphone has surfaced
Samsung may be preparing one of its strangest and most futuristic Galaxy devices yet. Fresh patent sketches discovered in collaboration with xleaks7 and WearView reveal a possible Galaxy Z Rollable phone, complete with a sideways-expanding display and a moving rear camera module that physically slides together with the body of
Samsung may be preparing a brand-new addition to its flagship lineup, and this one could finally target people tired of giant phones. According to a report coming from South Korea’s ETNews, backed by well-known tipster Ice Universe, the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S27 Pro is shaping up as a smaller premium
Samsung Galaxy S28 Ultra is very far from us, since it’s 2028 material. We’re just coming across some S27 Ultra concepts, renders and leaks, that show horizontal cameras, but the S28 Ultra goes into a totally different direction. The creation of YouTube Channel Peacock, this S28 Ultra is thought as
Samsung’s next flagship may be heading toward a major camera redesign. A new leak surrounding the Galaxy S27 Ultra suggests Samsung is preparing one of its biggest imaging shifts in years, centered around a larger 200-megapixel main sensor and the return of mechanical variable aperture hardware — a feature the
Samsung may pull off the weirdest design change in recent history and go back to a horizontal camera bar shape. Why not, after all? Since the iPhone Air and the Pixel also do that… This is rendered and envisioned by designer Sawyer Galox below. Apparently there’s also a reason for
Buying a brand-new flagship smartphone in 2026 is not cheap. Both the iPhone 17 Pro and the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra start at AU$1,999 in Australia. For most buyers, that is a serious amount to spend on a phone. That cost is pushing more people toward the refurbished market, and
The foldable phone race is shifting shape. While the industry waits for Apple’s long-rumored iPhone Fold, brands like Samsung and Huawei are already redrawing the blueprint with a new category: wide-format foldables that feel less like stretched remotes and more like compact tablets you can slip into a pocket. Fresh
Samsung’s next budget-friendly Galaxy A phone has surfaced in a new set of detailed CAD renders. The Galaxy A27, expected to launch in the coming months, appears to follow the same design language introduced on the newer Galaxy A37 and A57, which is to say Samsung isn’t looking to reinvent
The first CAD-based renders of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8 have leaked, and if you were hoping for a radical redesign, this isn’t it. The clamshell foldable follows almost exactly the same design language as its predecessor, keeping the same dual-camera layout, large cover display, and hinge profile. Visually,
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