Editor's Pick: Samsung May Have New Foldable Phone in Wings

Samsung May Have New Foldable Phone in Wings

John P. Mello Jr. Sep 4, 2019 10:33 AM PT
	Samsung's first-generation foldable phone isn't expected until later this month, but reports of a second-generation device to be released in early 2020 already have started appearing online. The next-generation model is rumored to be a luxury phone that folds into a square. Already dubbed the "Galaxy Fold 2" in some reports -- it will have a clamshell design. [More...]

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