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Two phones. One familiar. One genuinely strange. Both priced above $1,900. Samsung’s Galaxy 2026 foldable lineup splits into the standard Galaxy Z Fold 8 — with a squat, wide “passport” form factor that looks like your phone hit the gym and got shorter — and the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, which keeps the tall,…

Samsung has a hit on its hands with the Galaxy Z Fold 8, to the point where the company is taking parts production from its 2027 smartphones just to meet demand for the foldable.

Samsung has released a new beta verison of Android 17 for the Galaxy S26, and it’s an exciting one that packs a bunch of the Galaxy Z Fold 8’s features for Samsung’s flagship slab phone.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra is finally here, though some variants are facing delayed shipments due to high demand. It’s not uncommon for a newly released flagship phone to be put through its paces in durability tests, and Samsung’s latest foldable has received the same treatment, with a rather surprising result.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 isn’t a camera phone per se, but I’ve definitely enjoyed shooting with it. From the streets of London to the parks of New Delhi, I’ve carried it more than any other phone since its launch in July. Sure, it has one less camera than its Fold 8 Ultra sibling…

Despite their increasingly-thin designs, Samsung’s foldables have held up well to torture tests that include more bending than you’d ever see in real life. But it seems the Galaxy Z Fold 8 UItra might finally be too thin, as it’s the first mainstream Samsung foldable that’s died in a bend test.

The foldable market has been moving fast, with hardware and software we saw just a few years ago having been completely rethought and drastically improved. In the middle of it all, the Pixel 11 Pro Fold feels like a concerted effort to make the best of a tough situation – Google’s new foldable tries its…

This makes the Pixel 11 Pro Fold the fourth consecutive Google foldable to fail in this aspect. By •

The Pixel 11 Pro Fold has gone through the typical torture test of JerryRigEverything and, while it faired better than last year, Google still has work to do.

As Google launched its new lineup of Pixel devices in New York, I was chilling in Myrtle Beach, enjoying a long-overdue vacation. My priorities at the time were ocean wave diving, a little reading, and enjoying some fun with my family. But I had to plan ahead for this vacation. Notably, I had to fire…