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The display crease has been a sticking point on Samsung’s folding Galaxy phones for years, but the company recently showed off a new tech that seems to fix it. According to a new report, a key part of that is a second layer of ultra-thin glass.

At CES 2026 earlier this month, Samsung showed off a new foldable display tech that it called “Advanced Crease-less.” The new panel was quickly removed, but not before the world saw just how big of a difference it made in the display crease compared to the tech currently being used in the Galaxy Z Fold 7, and it sounds like there’s a chance this debuts as soon as the Galaxy Z Fold 8 (or maybe even in Apple’s foldable iPhone).

But how did Samsung pull it off?

One leak revealed that Samsung is “weakening” the backplate by introducing perforated holes that allow the backplate to flex and distribute the stress of the folding action across the entire display, rather than concentrating it at the center as the current design does.

cross-posted from: https://reddthat.com/post/57786807

TL;DR

• Samsung has acknowledged its less-than-frequent Google Play system updates on Galaxy devices.

• It has said that it only delivers software after testing, refuting Google’s plan to split updates into crucial and optional updates.

• However, it has said that it will resume updates in January 2026.

Samsung Display has showcased its first crease-less foldable OLED panel. It could be used in the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and the foldable iPhone. - SamMobile

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/39610856

Newly leaked software animations from Samsung give us a bigger glimpse into the Galaxy TriFold’s multitasking, and it looks like a productivity powerhouse.

We’ve seen these types of leaks before. In fact, it’s really all we’ve seen. Renders and real-life images have been hiding just under the surface.

Still, these new official-looking animations give us a better picture of what Samsung’s Galaxy TriFold will be able to do. In several videos posted on Twitter/X by @TechHighest and @evowizz, big portions of One UI on the TriFold are shown in decent detail.