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We’ve started hearing a few rumors about the so-called Galaxy Z Flip FE, which is rumored to be a more affordable version of the Galaxy Z Flip 6. While a lot of cheaper variants of flagship ...

Apple is reportedly preparing to make a grand entrance into the foldable smartphone market with its highly anticipated device, potentially named the iPhone 17 Flip or iPhone 18 Flip. This ...

Compact is a relative term these days: smartphones that were once considered pocket-filling phablets are now par for the course. But if you want a mobile that’s easier to tote than the models on our ...

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We've been hearing a lot about cheaper foldable phones being cooked up at Samsung — even before the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Galaxy Z Fold 6 were launched. It seems this project is still under development, ...

Samsung is rumored to introduce the budget-friendly Galaxy Z Flip FE alongside Galaxy Z Flip 7 next year. The Galaxy Z Flip FE may feature a 6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2x screen with 120Hz variable ...

Samsung launched the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Z Fold 6 in mid-2024 as its next-gen foldable phones. The Z Flip 6 brought a much brighter display among its key hardware improvements, reaching 2600 nits ...

Samsung is said to launch the Galaxy Z Flip FE next year, which, according to the latest rumor, will use the Galaxy Z Flip6's display. The word comes from DSCC's CEO Ross Young, and if he's ...