Samsung Electronics Co. introduced three new foldable smartphones in an effort to cement its grip on the category and broaden mainstream appeal before Apple Inc. debuts its first version next year.

“I expect we will be able to launch the trifold phone within this year,” TM Roh, acting head of Samsung’s Device Experience division, told The Korea Times. While the device is rumored to be called the Galaxy G Fold, Roh said its final name hasn’t been decided.

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Samsung offers its Galaxy Tab S6 Lite it three stylish colors. Choose between the distinguished oxford gray, the cool mint, or the sleek chiffon pink. All of which in both the 64GB and 128GB models are part of the Prime Day Deal, so no need to base your selection around which will save you more cash.

Brief in One UI 8 on Samsung's latest foldables can offer personalized YouTube recommendations in your daily summaries.

This Prime Day, Amazon is offering deep discounts across the full range of Samsung SSDs, and among the deals, the T9 portable SSD stands out as an unbeatable offer: The 4TB variant is now only $265 which is a staggering 52% reduction from its normal price of $549. The 2TB model is also a steal at $169, originally priced at $299, for 43% off.

Samsung on Wednesday announced three new foldable phones in its latest push to popularize what the company believes is the future of smartphones.

A general view of the Samsung Austin Semiconductor plant on April 16, 2024 in Taylor, Texas. The U.S. has awarded Samsung $6.4 billion to support the company's chip manufacturing plant in Taylor, Texas in an effort to help further generate domestic production of semiconductors, alongside expanding Samsung's manufacturing plants.

For Prime Day, the Samsung 14″ Galaxy Chromebook Go will only set you back $219, down from its normal price of $299. That’s a huge 27% discount and it makes this laptop fall into a price bracket that’s hard to resist for a computer from a large name brand.