Tecno gives us our best look yet at Samsung's trifold.
The Phantom Ultimate G Fold is only a concept phone, so don't expect it to ever go on sale, but it's the most complete trifold we've seen yet that folds inward on both sides — the same design we think Samsung is going to use for its upcoming trifold.
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