Samsung is the technology company that has invested the most in the foldable smartphone market, leading to a significant change in mobile design. Foldables broke away from traditional form factors (something that those who read me regularly know I value very positively), opening up new possibilities for many uses of today’s phones. Now, rumors suggest that the South Korean company could be taking the next step with the development of the Galaxy Z Fold equipped with a triple display.

According to a recent report Samsung would be working on a model that would add a third screendesigned to further expand the versatility of your devices. This design would allow users to control multiple applications simultaneously and enjoy more advanced multitasking. The three screens could work together to create a larger surface and adapt to different needs and use cases. Although technical details have yet to be confirmed, the focus on productivity and functionality suggests that this device could be the most innovative foldable device to date… courtesy of Huawei.

Samsung’s interest in this design also reflects growing competition in the foldable segment, especially after the arrival of the Huawei Mate XT. This model, as we already told you in this news, presented a 10.2-inch LTPO OLED screen with different configurations depending on the use. Its ability to be used in three different formats made it a unique proposition that attracted multiple user profiles. However, its launch also revealed some logistical difficulties that quickly depleted the initial units, as we explain in this report.

Faced with this panorama, Samsung could seek to strengthen its position as the market leader in folding machines. Previous models of the Galaxy Z Fold series have already excelled in their ability to offer an increasingly robust and reliable experience with high-quality screens and functions adapted to multitasking. A model with a triple display like the one from Huawei. Not only would it be a step forward in terms of design, but it could also offer new forms of interaction, such as immersive gaming experiences or the ability to work with multiple documents open at the same time.

In addition, this movement emphasizes a clear trend towards diversification of formats on smartphones. Although foldable devices have already proven to be a turning point in the market, designs such as Huawei’s double folding or Samsung’s triple screen go further and explore the limits that until now seemed reserved for concept devices. This not only raises expectations among the most enthusiastic users, but also sets the pace for innovation.