Galaxy Fold, foldable smartphone, Samsung Group, Seoul, South Korea

As predicted, Samsung has unveiled a flexible display at the company's 2018 developer conference in San Francisco. It's still very much in prototype stage, but Samsung wanted to take the opportunity to show off how UI and UX works on a flexible display, so that developers can make apps that optimize it.

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Watch Samsung unveil its new foldable phone display technology at the opening keynote of the company's Developer Conference in San Francisco.

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The Samsung Infinity Flex display. weird flex but ok

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Samsung showed off the next phone in its Galaxy lineup, the S10, at its Galaxy Unpacked 2019 event in San Francisco. The company also debuted its long-awaited foldable phone, which will be available in April. Samsung also showed off new wearables, including two different smartwatches and earbuds.

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At its Galaxy Unpacked 2019 event, Samsung showed off its first foldable phone. Starting at $1,980, the phone will be available in the US starting in April.

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Is the Samsung Galaxy Fold the future of smartphones?

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A week after debuting in San Francisco, Samsung gives us a better look at its forthcoming foldable.

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The smartphone game is heating up. This new Galaxy Fold hands on footage from Samsung gives us more insight into the potential folding smartphone experience. Will Samsung have a winner when the Galaxy Fold launches?

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We have our first hands-on look at the Samsung Galaxy Fold. Jessica Dolcourt shows off some of the phone's features including multitasking, cameras and, of course, its folding screen.

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Samsung’s Galaxy Fold is a $1980 folding phone, but you should think of it as a tablet. In the very first real hands-on video, Dieter Bohn explains what this Android device is all about.

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We tried out the Galaxy Fold's hinged foldable phone design. With a huge 7.3-inch screen on the inside and a smaller 4.6-inch screen on the outside, Samsung is pushing the boundaries of what a phone should be. Here's everything you need to know about the Fold.

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Unboxing the new Samsung Galaxy Fold. The Galaxy Fold is the first folding smartphone I've ever tried. The Galaxy Fold is the most futuristic smartphone I've ever tried. How does the Samsung Galaxy Fold stack up against the other flagship devices like Apple iPhone, Huawei Mate X and others? Are foldable smartphones the future of smartphones? Computing devices in general? Enjoy my Samsung Galaxy Fold hands on video.

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Samsung’s first-ever foldable phone feels like it’s from the future, but also stuck in the past. The Galaxy Fold is packed to the brim with all the latest, and it works seamlessly — but the thick design and chunky bezels around the front reminds me of the T-Mobile Sidekick.

That’s part of the trade-off that comes with a phone this different. It’s unlike any other, and it will drastically change the way you use your phone. Foldable phones will usher in a new world of multitasking on the go, and though its design isn’t perfect, Samsung’s first step is promising.

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The Samsung Galaxy Fold is an incredible piece of technology, but some early issues have just come to light.

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Samsung is still launching the Galaxy Fold on April 26th, despite reports about problems with the screen. Despite those issues, our review answers the most important questions: does the screen, camera, performance, and software experience hold up?

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Samsung has rated the Galaxy Fold for 200,000 folds. That's 100 folds per day for 5 years. The average smartphone user unlocks their phone 80-120 times per day. The test in this video simulates 10 days of Samsung Galaxy Fold usage.

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Every once in a while, I’m lucky enough to pick up something that feels like it came straight out of the future. This is one of those times -- sort of. I've been living with Samsung's Galaxy Fold for a week now, and I can’t understate how important this thing is. It represents a new way of THINKING about smartphones and almost single-handedly changes what we should expect from them. It's a device that is absolutely worth celebrating, but buying one? For $2,000? I’m not so sure about that.

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