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GSM Arena
4 hours ago
- Business
- GSM Arena
Samsung confirms the Galaxy Tab S11 series' launch timeframe
Sagar, 01 August 2025 Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Tab S10+ and Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra last September, so it's expected to introduce the Galaxy Tab S11 series during the same time this year. Samsung is yet to announce the launch date for the Galaxy Tab S11 lineup, but during the Q2 2025 earnings call, the Korean brand confirmed the launch timeframe. Leaked low-res render of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra That timeframe is "the second half of the year." This still doesn't tell us whether or not the Tab S11 series will arrive in September or even in Q3 2025 (before October), but it's good to know that Samsung intends to launch the Tab S11 lineup before 2026. Here's what Samsung said: 'Beyond smartphones, we are accelerating our ecosystem strategy in the second half of the year with a range of new products designed to maximize Galaxy's competitive edge, including the next-generation form factor. First, we are set to release the Galaxy Tab S11 series, powered by enhanced AI capabilities and new mid-tier and entry-level models will complete our portfolio.' Samsung didn't confirm how many tablets the Galaxy Tab S11 series consists of, but rumors have so far talked about the Galaxy Tab S11 and Galaxy S11 Ultra. We even saw their live images and the Ultra model's render last month. Circling back to the Q2 2025 earnings call, in addition to confirming the 2025 launch of the Galaxy Tab S11 series, Samsung also confirmed the launch of "XR devices and TriFold devices" in 2025. Expect to hear more about these devices as we inch closer to their launch. Via 1, Via 2
GSM Arena
4 hours ago
- Business
- GSM Arena
Samsung confirms the Galaxy Tab S11 series' launch timeframe
Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Tab S10+ and Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra last September, so it's expected to introduce the Galaxy Tab S11 series during the same time this year. Samsung is yet to announce the launch date for the Galaxy Tab S11 lineup, but during the Q2 2025 earnings call, the Korean brand confirmed the launch timeframe. Leaked low-res render of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra That timeframe is "the second half of the year." This still doesn't tell us whether or not the Tab S11 series will arrive in September or even in Q3 2025 (before October), but it's good to know that Samsung intends to launch the Tab S11 lineup before 2026. Here's what Samsung said: 'Beyond smartphones, we are accelerating our ecosystem strategy in the second half of the year with a range of new products designed to maximize Galaxy's competitive edge, including the next-generation form factor. First, we are set to release the Galaxy Tab S11 series, powered by enhanced AI capabilities and new mid-tier and entry-level models will complete our portfolio.' Samsung didn't confirm how many tablets the Galaxy Tab S11 series consists of, but rumors have so far talked about the Galaxy Tab S11 and Galaxy S11 Ultra. We even saw their live images and the Ultra model's render last month. Circling back to the Q2 2025 earnings call, in addition to confirming the 2025 launch of the Galaxy Tab S11 series, Samsung also confirmed the launch of "XR devices and TriFold devices" in 2025. Expect to hear more about these devices as we inch closer to their launch. Via 1, Via 2
Business Insider
a day ago
- Business
- Business Insider
Samsung reports Mobile Experience / Network revenue KRW 3.1T vs. KRW 2.2T y/y
In Q2 Mobile Experience, says: Smartphone shipments decreased compared to Q1 when new models released, Grew both revenue and OP YoY by robust sales of S25 series, A series and Tablets Maintained solid double-digit profitability via efficient resource management. For the second half, Samsung (SSNLF) looks to: Focus on flagship sales of foldables/S25 series and emphasize AI on A series as well as reinforce AI for tablet/wearables and launch new form-factor products such as XR/TriFold to expand ecosystem and pursue solid profitability despite uncertainties and BOM cost burden. Elevate Your Investing Strategy: Take advantage of TipRanks Premium at 50% off! Unlock powerful investing tools, advanced data, and expert analyst insights to help you invest with confidence.
GSM Arena
18-07-2025
- GSM Arena
Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold's chipset revealed
Samsung will be launching its first tri-fold smartphone this year, and yesterday we heard it could be called Galaxy Z TriFold, since the company has registered that name in Korea. Today it's time to talk about the chipset powering it, as this was revealed through lines of code in Samsung's One UI 8 based on Android 16. And it's going to be Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Elite SoC, the same one inside the recently launched Galaxy Z Fold7. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 According to previous leaks, the TriFold's inner screen will be around 10" when unfolded, and there will also be a cover screen too since this device will fold differently compared to Huawei's Mate XT, the first tri-fold smartphone on the market. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the Galaxy Z TriFold is expected to be quite expensive - around KRW 4 million in Korea, which currently translates into about $2,873 or €2,469. Concerningly, the device may only be available in Korea and China, at least initially. Source
Tom's Guide
17-07-2025
- Tom's Guide
Samsung tri-fold phone could arrive in just a few months — and this is what its name could be
We've heard a lot about Samsung's tri-foldable phone, but the name of the phone and the release date have remained uncertain. However, that could have now changed thanks to two new leaks. In a recent report, Galaxy Club states that Samsung has applied for trademark protection for the name Galaxy Z Trifold. For a while, it has been speculated that Samsung would go with Galaxy G Fold as a name, but it appears that Samsung could be going in a different direction going by this information. As names go, Galaxy Z TriFold is certainly on brand, making it apparent that the phone is part of the same range as the Galaxy Z Fold 7. It should be noted, however, that companies like Samsung are known to trademark several names before a phone's release. As such, we won't know the name for certain until Samsung officially unveils the device. Another rumor has surfaced that might give us a better idea of when the phone will be released. Originally, we had heard that Samsung would unveil the device alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7 during the recent Galaxy Unpacked. But as you may have noticed last week during the event, that didn't happen. A new leak from IceUniverse might have the answer as to when we'll actually see this tri-folding phone. In a recent post on Weibo, the tipster claimed that Samsung will launch the TriFold in October, while also mentioning that the second generation of Huawei's Mate XT, another triple foldable, will launch in September. There are a lot of rumors circulating about the Galaxy Z TriFold, or G Fold, including what it could look like. We've heard that the phone will be an inward-folding device, which allows for a separate cover screen. This would be different from the Huawei Mate XT, currently the only commercially available triple foldable. Huawei's device concertinas in a 'Z' shape, where the leftmost half of the main display becomes the front of the phone. Speaking of displays, we've heard that the Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold's main screen will be 10 inches in size, a marked increase in size compared to the Z Fold 7's 8-inch inner display. The cover screen, meanwhile, will reportedly measure around 6.49 inches. Unfortunately, there are indications that, like the Galaxy Z Fold 7, the TriFold won't feature native stylus support, although Samsung is working on a possible solution to re-add support for future Galaxy models. Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips. If you were hoping to grab Samsung's first attempt at a triple foldable, that could be unfortunately difficult. It seems the phone could only be available in limited numbers in South Korea and China. While this could just be a means for Samsung to gauge interest, there are no indications that the phone will be released in other markets after that just yet. Follow Tom's Guide on Google News to get our up-to-date news, how-tos, and reviews in your feeds. Make sure to click the Follow button.
