Samsung’s tri-fold flip patent. The patent suggests that Samsung is working on a clamshell tri-fold phone with a z-shape ...

Microsoft appears to be experimenting with ad-supported Office desktop apps They are limited in their functionality, and will require OneDrive syncing Word, Excel and PowerPoint could be going ...

The Infinix Zero Mini concept introduces triple-fold design, powered by dual vertical hinges. Unlike your typical foldable phones that just stretch into bigger screens, Infinix's latest concept phone ...

One could be the affordable Galaxy Z Flip FE, while the other could be the first tri-fold handset from the firm. A new leak has revealed key details about the cameras of Samsung’s tri-fold ...

You can now access a version of Microsoft’s Office package without a subscription…but there are a few caveats. This new version of the desktop app is ad-supported ...

It also extended it to its foldables with last year’s Galaxy Z Fold SE. Now, a report claims that Samsung will not launch its first tri-fold smartphone alongside the seventh-gen Galaxy Z Fold ...

That's an apt description, as Microsoft seems to be limiting the test to a small audience. Based on Beebom's description, the free desktop suite includes Word, Excel, and PowerPoint and is ...

Samsung's tri-fold handset could be here in a matter of months. That's according to a new report from Korea, which suggests a launch alongside the Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7. Those of us who enjoy ...

Samsung has showcased tri-fold displays in the past but has yet to bring them to market. If the Galaxy G Fold becomes a reality, it could redefine foldable smartphones and provide a new ...

Samsung has already been rumored to get into the tri-fold action, following in the footsteps of Huawei but going its own way with a different type of tri-fold, one that resembles a G shape versus ...

For a really long time, if you wanted to use Microsoft ... templates, fonts, icons, and stickers Dictation and voice commands Overall, if you are a power user of Word, Excel or PowerPoint, then ...