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Samsung to unveil wider Fold design at Galaxy Unpacked amid Apple foldable threat

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Samsung is set to host a foldable-focused Galaxy Unpacked event where it is expected to announce new versions of its Fold and Flip smartphones. A key highlight is a redesigned Fold with a shorter, wider form factor, marking a significant shift from the company's traditional foldable design. This would be the second major change to Samsung's foldable lineup in under a year, following the launch of the Galaxy Z TriFold. The moves come as Apple is widely anticipated to enter the foldable phone market, increasing competitive pressure on Samsung to innovate. Leaks pointing to the wider Fold design have been circulating for several months ahead of the official announcement.

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