Folding phones offer the latest advancement in mobile technology, but they can be pretty pricey. We're taking a look at the best unlocked deals and carrier discounts on foldable phones so you can get one in your hands for less.
Since I've had the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 for nearly 8 months, I should be looking forward to the Z Fold 3. But, 2021 is getting some big changes in the Android world with Android 12 seeing a major refresh and Google getting deeper into creating its own hardware — the idea of a Pixel Fold is what really has me excited.
Honor's Magic Fold is reportedly coming this year as the market for foldables blooms.
Samsung Display has taken to Display Week 2021 to show off concepts for future products such as foldable and slidable OLEDs and even an Under Panel Camera (UPC).
Foldables are becoming increasingly popular, but the one company that can truly make them mainstream is Samsung. So what does the company have to do to start converting more traditional smartphone users into foldable phone owners?
From fantasy tech to mundane reality, foldables have shown us a world of mobile technology that's more versatile than we were used to. Here at Android Central, we had a bit of a think into just how much further they could take us.
What's it' going to take to convince you to try a foldable smartphone? Let us know!
The latest concept device from TCL combines foldable and rollable display tech to offer a 3-in-1 device that transforms from phone to phablet, all the way up to a full-sized 10-inch tablet. We may never see it come to market, but the Fold 'n Roll presents an extremely unique hardware design that I hope to see more of in the near future.
Microsoft is introducing new tools into the app development framework, Flutter, which should improve app compatibility for foldable devices like the Galaxy Z Fold 2.
It's looking more and more likely that Google will soon be releasing its own foldable phone, akin to Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 2. But what exactly might that entail? We have a few ideas.
Foldables come in all shapes and sizes, and each comes with its own set of benefits and drawbacks. Samsung makes two of the most popular foldables around, so which one is worth your money?
Foldable phones have come a long way in 18 months, and now with the Galaxy Z Fold 2, we have no major flaws, no shortchanged specs and no hurdles still to overcome. Now is the tipping point when foldables start to actually become worthy of your wallet.
The Galaxy Z Fold 2 is finally official, with an eye-watering price just shy of $2000 and a gorgeous new design featuring a much larger cover display and a flexible glass inner display.
Samsung Galaxy Fold 2 specs have made their way online, revealing more details about the upcoming foldable. It's expected to have a larger screen, a hole-punch display, and an S-Pen when it debuts.
Apple innovates in many ways, across more than just phones, but it's clear now that Samsung is the company leading the next smartphone form factor change.
I know there's some instability that comes with diversity, but I'm about that life and we need folding phones to keep things fun.
Foldables have been heralded as gimmicks or the next big thing, but the reality is somewhere in between.
The Galaxy Z Flip is a great phone. Why isn't there a non-bendy version for those of us who want something smaller?
Royole's second foldable phone will feature a Snapdragon 865 processor, 5G connectivity, and a more durable hinge.
Foldables are exciting, but they're not yet mainstream products. That means for most people, the best phone to buy in 2020 is a "traditional" non-folding smartphone.