Samsung

Double the Fold: Samsung’s Next Powerhouse Finally Gets the 'Ultra' Badge

Samsung is preparing to redefine its foldable lineup by adding a premium Ultra tier to the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 8 series.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Samsung is set to expand its foldable smartphone portfolio with the introduction of a high-end Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra. Recently spotted in the Bluetooth SIG database, the Ultra model signifies a shift in Samsung's strategy to offer a two-tier flagship foldable experience. This move aims to cater to enthusiasts seeking peak specifications, distinguishing it from the standard Fold model. With five distinct entries appearing in certification listings, the company is gearing up for a significant launch later this year, potentially setting new benchmarks for productivity and hardware in the foldable market.

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