Once again, it’s time for Samsung’s mid-year Galaxy foldable showcase. Over the last 10 years, Samsung gave us curved edges, curved screens, and then screens that fold (both ways). While we’re still waiting for that rumored tri-fold Galaxy,

Samsung just announced its seventh-generation folding phones, and it finally retired the long and narrow Z Fold design that it had stuck with for far too long. The Z Flip is also getting an overdue upgrade to a full-size cover screen rather than the file folder shape of the past couple generations.

Samsung unveils the Galaxy Z Flip 7, hailed as the "Pocket Perfect AI" phone, featuring its slimmest design yet and an impressive 8-hour battery life increase. It boasts a 6.9-inch main display and a durable Armor Flex hinge.

An early Galaxy Z Flip 7 hands-on video suggests Samsung has finally done what we wanted with foldables: The crease is gone.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7, Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 Live Updates: Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2025 is scheduled for today, and all eyes are on the South Korean tech giant as it’s expected to unveil the next generation of its foldable smartphones — the much-anticipated Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7.

Reportedly lifted from official Samsung promotional materials, Quandt is reporting that the Galaxy Z Fold 7 will be the thinnest iteration yet, measuring just 8.9mm when folded and 4.2mm unfolded. He also claims it will be the lightest Z Fold so far,

The Galaxy Z Flip 7 will feature a significantly larger, full-cover external screen, extending up to the dual cameras. It is now likely confirmed via a new hands-on video, which shows the cover screen in action. The phone is expected to launch on July 9 ...