Samsung appears to be experimenting with a major rethink of the traditional smartphone interface. A leaked concept called Fluid AI Design System shows a generative, context-aware UI that moves away from conventional apps, fixed widgets and rigid windows. While there is no confirmation that this interface will actually debut with One UI 10, the concept
Samsung’s latest foldable combines premium hardware with a refined design, making it one of the company’s most polished Fold devices yet. Naturally, many early buyers are already looking for accessories that complement the phone without compromising its original feel. A Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra case is often the first accessory people buy, but not
Just as Apple is expected to unveil its first foldable iPhone later this year, Samsung appears to be looking beyond traditional foldables. A newly discovered patent, revealed by WearView and illustrated by xLeaks7, showcases a Galaxy smartphone with a slideable display that expands sideways, transforming from a conventional handset into a tablet-sized device without relying
Samsung’s next budget smartphone has surfaced well ahead of its official debut. Freshly leaked renders of the upcoming Galaxy A18 reveal a handset that stays true to Samsung’s established Galaxy A-series design language, while introducing a few subtle refinements to the chassis. The images, published by Smartphone Checker in collaboration with well-known tipster OnLeaks, are
Samsung is getting closer to entering the smart glasses market, and a new leak offers the best look yet at what could become the company’s first XR wearable. Tentatively referred to as Galaxy Glasses, the device is expected to debut before the end of 2026, with fresh renders highlighting its design, controls, and AI-focused features.
Samsung appears to be preparing its next major leap in smartphone design. According to a new report from South Korea, the company is accelerating development of its first commercial rollable smartphone, a device that could transform from a compact handset into a tablet-sized screen at the push of a gesture. If everything goes according to
Samsung’s next smartwatch lineup is starting to take shape ahead of its expected unveiling next month. New leaked renders of the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 and Galaxy Watch 9 have surfaced online, offering an early glimpse at the company’s upcoming wearables and suggesting that Samsung is focusing on refinement rather than a complete redesign. According
Samsung’s latest patent imagines a device that folds, unfolds, then rolls outward into a tablet-sized display. It is an impressive exercise in display engineering and an equally impressive example of industrial design losing the plot. Also, we’re faced with the perspective of jumping from tri fold to quad fold. The concept starts as a thick
Samsung’s next Fan Edition smartphone is starting to take shape. The upcoming Galaxy S26 FE, carrying model number SM-S741, has now passed certification through the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC), a step that not only confirms support for the latest Qi charging standard, but also gives us one of the first real-life looks at the device.
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 in a fresh hands-on dummy