Samsung appears to be pulling the plug early on one of its most experimental foldables. According to a report from Korean media, the company is set to end domestic sales of the Galaxy Z TriFold in South Korea just three months after launch.

Today is the first day of the Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold going on sale. While Malaysia is not part of the selected markets, we learnt that its folding display repairing cost is super high. Reports indicate that if owners damage the inner folding screen, replacement costs start at around KRW 1657500 (approximately RM4.5K) in South Korea, making it one of the most expensive Samsung smartphone screen repairs ever.

Today, Samsung Electronics surprised us with its latest Galaxy Z TriFold. According to the official announcement, this is the company's first multi-folding smartphone designed to combine portability, premium performance, and flexible productivity. Here's everything you need to know about it.

Samsung has reportedly filed a new patent for a "self-healing" display technology that can automatically repair micro-cracks on foldable phone screens. It's a significant step in efforts to improve the durability of next-generation foldable devices. So, what should you know about it?

Samsung is expected to launch its first tri-fold smartphone this year, believed to be called the Galaxy Z TriFold, but the launch date is still under wraps. According to patent documents published by the source, the device will house three batteries, one in each folding segment.

Samsung is reportedly preparing to introduce its first tri-fold smartphone this October, with early pricing estimates suggesting it could cost over RM14300 (approximately USD2600).