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2017 should be the long - awaited year foldable smartphone / tablet hybrids start cropping up in the real world, from Samsung, LG and other OEMs, prospectively hitting stores in limited numbers before taking over the industry... eventually.

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A 2020 launch for the foldable iPhone will fall in line with this trend, as previous reports have pegged a foldable Samsung Galaxy smartphone to be released by December or by early next year.

Analysts and bloggers have speculated for years foldable phones were the next major form factor for the smartphone.

It has already incorporated elements of the technology in its curved Galaxy Edge smartphones, and one industry analyst described Samsung's goal of releasing a foldable device next year as «quite realistic.»

The company is also working on another smartphone with a foldable display set to be released next year.

Samsung has been working on foldable displays for a number of years, and the South Korean giant might finally be ready to showcase its first completely flexible smartphone in 2018.

The concept of a foldable smartphone has been around for a few years now.

Samsung has considered flexible screens in the past and concept ad made a few years ago shows how a foldable smartphone could work.

Keep in mind that as Samsung approaches the tenth iteration of its flagship smartphone series next year that there's the potential of the foldable phone concept materializing that same year.

Foldable smartphones are not exactly a novelty anymore since the ZTE Axon M released last year made sure that the Chinese manufacturer was the first one to deliver a foldable smartphone to theFoldable smartphones are not exactly a novelty anymore since the ZTE Axon M released last year made sure that the Chinese manufacturer was the first one to deliver a foldable smartphone to thefoldable smartphone to the market.

This information comes after rumours earlier this year that stated that Samsung is looking to bring out a foldable smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy X, at the end of this year or early in 2019.

Huawei is working on a foldable smartphone that it plans to launch sometime next year, according to a report from CNET.

Instead, a new report says that Samsung's first foldable smartphone will be the next flagship to be unveiled this year, which means the launch is coming much sooner than most people thought.

Earlier, the Korean media reports noted that Samsung has planned on releasing 5 flagship smartphones next year, including a Galaxy X, foldable phone.

After years of behind the scenes iteration, Samsung will reportedly announce its first foldable smartphone later this year, according to a new report from the Korean Herald.

Interestingly at the launch of Galaxy Note 8 in Korea in September, we got to know that Samsung too will be releasing a foldable smartphone next year.

LG unveiled a TV that could fold up like paper, and ZTE exhibited the ZTE Axon M, the foldable smartphone it announced late last year.

A report last year said that Apple chose LG Display to go forward with its foldable iPhone plans rather than Samsung so that its biggest rival in the smartphone business would not catch wind of Apple's designs.

Samsung has already confirmed that it is planning on introducing a foldable Galaxy smartphone next year.

Apple might already be in talks with suppliers, but analysts are expecting Apple's foldable smartphone to come out at least two years after Samsung's, since demand could bottleneck production.

ZTE had introduced the foldable Axon M smartphone back in October, and we've managed to get some hands - on time with this phone during this year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.

The world's largest smartphone maker has been teasing a foldable phone for a while now and we may see the launch happen sometime later this year.

It's being speculated that Samsung will begin manufacturing its foldable smartphone by November of this year.

The company also has a history of chasing industry - first solutions, having recently proclaimed itself to be the first OEM that commercialized a foldable smartphone while announcing the Axon M, so rushing a 5G phone to the market would be in line with its M.O. even though the next generation of wireless networks isn't likely to be available in the majority of the U.S. until late 2019 and is only expected to be commercialized on a national level more than two years from now.

Next year instead of the Galaxy S10, Samsung's flagship smartphone will be called the Galaxy X. However, the leak goes against previous rumours related to the foldable Samsung smartphone, which is also supposed to go by the name Galaxy X.

Now, according to reports surfacing from South Korea, it appears that LG Display will be working together with the iPhone maker in achieving this foldable smartphone design after the launch of next year's iPhone 7S.

What's a bit frustrating is that every year there are always reports of Samsung finally releasing a foldable smartphone.

Thanks to numerous patent filing in the last couple of years, we already know that Samsung has been working on a foldable smartphone.

A new report is claiming that Samsung is planning to start production of a its prototype foldable Android smartphone later this year.

With or without Samsung's Galaxy S8 and Galaxy X foldable smartphone (without, most likely), this year's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona is shaping up pretty much as eventful and exciting as always.

For years, we've heard rumors about a Samsung foldable smartphone called the Galaxy X.

After (way too) many years of waiting, filled with frustrating pre-production hurdles, endless R&D work, the occasional mouth - watering demonstration and more delays than we care to count, a major smartphone manufacturer could finally be ready to announce the world's first commercial foldable device.

A lot had been said about the foldable smartphone Samsung Galaxy X towards the end of 2016 and early this year, more claims surfaced suggesting that the phone will be out in Q3 / Q4 2017.

«Samsung has the foldable smartphone in its roadmap for the Note series and is currently working to solve a series of hurdles before unveiling it next year,» Koh said.

One of which is a foldable smartphone, something that is unlikely to launch this year but will possibly be the future of smartphone technology.

Next year would probably be the year of foldable smartphones with many OEMs trying to make this concept a reality.

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Back in November 2016, a report from South Korea pointed out that both Samsung and LG will be working on new foldable smartphones this year, but there was no mention of the rumored Samsung Galaxy X.

Samsung reportedly produced a number of dual - screen smartphones made up of two OLED displays joined by a hinge this year to test the promise and capabilities of a foldable device.

While Apple is expected to come out with its first phone without the home button, rumored to be called the iPhone X, Samsung is said to finally come out with a foldable smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy X / Galaxy X1, which might be launched by the end of the year.

But Samsung could unveil the first - ever foldable smartphone even before that year since it's rumored foldable «Galaxy X» phone has been popping up in rumor mills recently.

While we still find quite a few apps that doesn't support 18:9 aspect ratio, the developers might take a couple of years to get used to the usual aspect ratios on foldable smartphones.

«Samsung has the foldable smartphone in its roadmap for the Note series and is currently working to solve a series of hurdles before unveiling it next year.

Rumors of a foldable Samsung smartphone have been going around for quite some time now since the company has been seen working on it for years.

«With new form factors entering the marketplace next year to entice consumers, smartphone manufacturers will find themselves locked in a fierce battle with one another as they jostle to win market share for their new smartphone models featuring dual - edge curved and foldable AMOLED displays.»

In 2017, Samsung may showcase a «near production» prototype smartphone with a foldable display (Project Valley), which we reported exclusively last year.

In recent years, however, handset makers, including Apple, have been eyeing ways to reinvent smartphone designs and they've nearly all come to the conclusion that a foldable screen could prove appealing.

Last year, Samsung filed a patent application for a foldable smartphone.

While we are seeing the reports of foldable phones since 2011, the tech giant last year presented the foldable phone prototypes, it is clear that folding smartphones are no longer being taken as a gimmick.