Samsung Launches Galaxy Z TriFold Smartphone With 10-Inch Display

[vegetassj4]

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Apple and Gillette Announce the iPhone 17 ProGlide Fusion Ultra
Because apparently four screens was “cute,” and shaving razors shouldn’t be the only things with too many blades.

Cupertino, CA & Boston, MA — In a move nobody asked for yet somehow everyone will pretend to be excited about, Apple today announced a groundbreaking partnership with Gillette to introduce the world’s first smartphone with five screens. Yes, five. Because if Gillette can keep slapping blades onto a razor until it resembles a medieval weapon, Apple can absolutely stack displays like a Vegas buffet.

The new iPhone 17 ProGlide Fusion Ultra features:

• Five coordinated Retina displays calibrated to the emotional needs of incredibly online users
• A “FlexEdge ContourSync Hinge” that lets the phone wrap around your face almost as well as a Gillette razor
• A special Shave Mode where all five screens deliver “hyper-granular dermal illumination,” or as normal humans call it, light
• Apple Intelligence integration that politely asks, “Are you sure?” every time you open TikTok before 7 a.m.

Tim Cook described the collaboration as “the natural next step in Apple’s relentless pursuit of innovation and Gillette’s relentless pursuit of putting more things on other things.”

Gillette CEO probably said, “We’re thrilled to bring our over-engineered approach to grooming into the tech world. The iPhone 17 ProGlide Fusion Ultra provides the smoothest scrolling experience ever. Also, Apple told us we could say that.”

Early testers report that the five-screen layout delivers “unparalleled multitasking,” such as watching five apps at once while ignoring all of them equally.

The device will start at $2,499, or $2,799 for the version with the limited-edition Apple x Gillette “Blue III Max Dynamic Comfort Charging Cable,” which is just a regular USB-C cable dipped in blue food coloring.

Pre-orders begin Friday. Delivery starts whenever the five screens stop overheating in testing.

 

[Cuesca]

Did I miss the price? Or is that a trade secret?

$2500 or 3.5M won.

 

[samh004]

I like it, much better than the single fold aspect ratio as said previously, but I always end up seeing the crease. I think that would upset me.

 

[drapestar]

I’ll hold out for the iPhone: Origami

"You're hfolding it wrong"

 

[Eric_WVGG]

Did you miss that Huawei already launched a trifold last year?

… and the Huawei only needs three phones worth of screens instead of four, because one third of the folding screen doubles as the folded-device-screen.

I don't understand this Samsung design at all.

 

[Dark_Omen]

Tim: Um… well does it have Siri?! Didn’t think so!!

This device looks cool - it’s like a foldable iPad Mini.

Your turn Tim… quad fold or nothing!!

Tim's had nothing for about a decade and a half now.

 

[CarletonTorpin]

There are three cameras at the rear of the device, including a 200-megapixel wide angle camera, a 12-megapixel ultra wide camera

200 Megapixel camera. Typo, or hype-o?

 

[drkrleitch]

Is this satire? April 1st? Okay, now it's getting ridiculous. The small market share and the gimmicky folding phones weren't enough, and now we're getting a triple folding device. More potential points of failure and a higher price. How much will it cost? 3k? When the rumors about the foldable iPhone first surfaced, I joked that companies would start a race to see who could fold the screen the most, and now here we are.

I'm reading this on a Pixel 10 Pro Fold. It's on sale for $1500. If we get book foldables down to around $1000, they will catch on. It isn't gimmicky anymore as the technology is pretty mature now.

 

[DocMultimedia]

It will always be the camera for me. What are the specs on that? (I haven't looked at the specs)

 

[rappr]

Tim's had nothing for about a decade and a half now.

If that were true the board would have fired him a decade and a half ago

 

[rappr]

… and the Huawei only needs three phones worth of screens instead of four, because one third of the folding screen doubles as the folded-device-screen.

I don't understand this Samsung design at all.

YES! The Huawei design makes so much more sense. Requiring a separate outer screen has always rubbed the wrong way with foldables.

 

[Macalway]

This ain't gonna be cheap.

 

[klasma]

… and the Huawei only needs three phones worth of screens instead of four, because one third of the folding screen doubles as the folded-device-screen.

I don't understand this Samsung design at all.

It has two benefits: No exposed edge, and the outer screen can be a robust hardened glass screen instead of the soft screen required for the foldable panel. In the long run, it might also have the benefit that one third of the OLED screen hasn't degraded more than the other two thirds.

 

[Techwatcher]

who is this for

 

[NativeMac]

I think tech like this is cool. It's what we were promised when a different screen tech E-Ink first hit the scene. Something that will unfold into a large screen for reading and content consumption. But...the question starts to become when to get a tablet vs a folding phone. I'm curious to see Apple's response.

 

[Jeremy3292]

Serious Q. Is there a reason Apple makes a conscious choice to not release things like this? I mean we may get a bifold phone in 2026, MAYBE. Could be 2027. Do they just not believe in innovating or trying new things? Very safe corporate it seems.