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The next-gen Samsung Galaxy Fold could look very different – here’s why

The next-gen Samsung Galaxy Fold could look very different – here’s why

Posted on July 22, 2019 By Jarvis

After the Galaxy Fold delay, you could forgive Samsung for turning its back on the concept — but according to a report, it will actually double down.

It has been reported that Samsung is not only developing a replacement to this year’s Galaxy Fold, but is also working on the following generation of flexible tablet-phone hybrids. It’s encouraging to learn that the debacle has not deterred the firm from chasing innovative new product formats, and we can’t wait to see how next year’s foldables turn out.
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