- It's not pretty, but that's the way it is. The Samsung Galaxy Fold is the crowning glory. The first foldable smartphone from the market leader is available in $1,980.
- Samsung Galaxy Fold Teardown: step 22, image 1 of 1. Despite its improvements, this beautiful butterfly's life was still tragically short.
- Samsung’s foldable now has a name, the Samsung Galaxy Fold, and the company is revealing more about what this unique smartphone can do.
- There's no specific mention of the Galaxy Fold's processor model except for a "7nm 64-bit octa-core processor," but Samsung did mention its 12GB RAM plus...
- The Fold could be the start of a smartphone revolution the same way Samsung’s Galaxy Note helped bring big screen phones to the masses.
- I’m not a fan of the Galaxy Fold’s button layout: Samsung decided to separate the power button and fingerprint reader on the right edge of the Galaxy Fold.
- The Samsung Galaxy Fold comes with too many compromises to justify its sky-high price. It's too expensive, too fragile, and too niche for us to recommend.
- Samsung will elaborate on plans in each market to ensure every aspect of the Galaxy Fold experience is as extraordinary as the device itself.
- What follows is our initial Samsung Galaxy Fold review – our first impressions after spending an hour or so with the all-new phone.
- With the right hardware, it will therefore be an ideal device for multitasking, but of course also for watching a video or film. Samsung Galaxy Z-Fold.