Huawei showcases its new tri-foldable phone
Huawei's new tri-foldable phone, the Mate XT Ultimate, was among the latest tech innovations at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. Andreas Zimmer, the Head of Product at Huawei, said this is the first commercially available tri-fold smartphone.
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