A new app called GaDesk makes it possible to run Samsung DeX directly on your Galaxy Z Fold screen without needing an external monitor.

While the current hardware provides an incredible foundation, updating the camera layout, expanding battery capacity, fixing speaker placement and enhancing anti-reflective coatings would elevate the Galaxy Z Fold 9 to the next level.

With an ultralight design, a genuinely reachable cover screen and a stunning 4:3 inner display, the Galaxy Z Fold 8 delivers the most versatile foldable experience yet.

Looking back at four generations of Samsung foldables highlights just how far the lineup has come, culminating in the Galaxy Z Fold 8 trading traditional camera bulk for a remarkably refined, one-handed form factor.

Combining a comfortable passport aspect ratio with a lightweight frame, the Galaxy Z Fold 8 proves that daily ergonomics matter far more than chasing raw spec sheet numbers.

While missing out on a dedicated telephoto camera sounds like a dealbreaker on paper, the Galaxy Z Fold 8 delivers surprisingly sharp zoom quality, improved battery life, and richer audio performance that make the trade-offs far easier to live with than expected.

The Galaxy Z Fold 8 takes Google's signature passport form factor and refines it with better screens, faster performance, and superior cameras, officially putting the original Pixel Fold's reign to the test.

It is incredibly frustrating to watch the internet praise Samsung for adopting the shorter, wider passport form factor when Google and Microsoft pioneered and abandoned the exact same design years ago.

Early sales data suggests the Galaxy Z Fold 8 is defying critical skepticism and outperforming the Ultra model, signaling a significant shift as foldables begin to break out of their tech enthusiast niche.

The Galaxy Z Fold 8 is finally official, but the most interesting part of the launch is how the entire internet has fallen in love with the short, wide passport form factor I have been championing for years.

On the eve of Samsung's big event, massive new leaks reveal a bizarre render error on the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and a historic shift in production numbers as the book-style foldable officially overtakes the Z Flip.

Evan Blass has blown the lid off of the Galaxy Z Fold 8 with a series of leaks depicting what appears to be upcoming official marketing.

By integrating an ultra-thin titanium alloy film and a laser-patterned titanium plate directly into the display stack, Samsung's new Flex Titanium technology drastically improves foldable screen durability while making the crease less visible.

While a viral video has the internet convinced we just got our best look yet at the virtually creaseless Galaxy Z Fold 8, a closer look at the hardware reveals we might actually be getting tricked by a strategically filmed Fold 7.

The base Galaxy Z Fold 8 is expected to launch at $1899, while the true hardware successor to the previous generation, the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, pushes the price up to $2099.