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Samsung Unveils Galaxy Z Fold8, Fold8 Ultra, Flip8 with Advanced Galaxy AI

Samsung has unveiled its next-generation Galaxy Z foldable lineup, including the Z Fold8, Z Fold8 Ultra, and Z Flip8. The devices feature enhanced Galaxy AI capabilities tailored to each form factor for intuitive interactions. The Fold8 Ultra extends the Ultra experience to foldables with a larger workspace for multitasking. The Flip8 is the slimmest model, with an AI-powered FlexWindow for quick access to information.

Samsung unveils Galaxy Z Fold8, Fold8 Ultra and Flip8 with advanced Galaxy AI

New Delhi, July 22

Samsung Electronics on Wednesday unveiled its next-generation Galaxy Z foldable smartphone lineup, introducing the Galaxy Z Fold8, Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra and Galaxy Z Flip8 with enhanced Galaxy AI capabilities, slimmer designs and new form factors aimed at bringing foldable devices to a wider audience.

The South Korean technology giant said the new Galaxy Z series is its most comprehensive foldable lineup to date, offering three distinct devices designed to cater to different user needs, ranging from productivity and content creation to entertainment and self-expression.

The Galaxy Z Fold8 introduces a redesigned foldable form factor aimed at delivering a more immersive experience for users who frequently switch between quick interactions and extended content consumption.

The company said the device has been engineered to offer seamless transitions between the cover display and the larger inner screen for activities such as reading, gaming and video streaming.

Samsung also introduced the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, which extends the company's Ultra smartphone experience to the foldable category with a larger workspace designed for multitasking, productivity and content creation.

Meanwhile, the Galaxy Z Flip8 has been positioned as the slimmest model in the Flip series, featuring an AI-powered FlexWindow for faster access to information and everyday tasks.

Artificial intelligence remains at the centre of the new lineup, with Galaxy AI optimised for each form factor.

Samsung said AI features have been tailored to make interactions more intuitive, improve multitasking on larger displays and enable quicker access to relevant information on the Flip8's external screen.

The devices also integrate partner AI experiences, including Gemini Intelligence, to help users complete tasks more efficiently while maintaining transparency, privacy and user control.

"As AI becomes more agentic, mobile devices will become the most personal entry point to experiences that understand and adapt to each user," said TM Roh, Chief Executive Officer, President and Head of the Device eXperience (DX) Division at Samsung Electronics.

"By setting a new standard for foldables, we are once again advancing the premium mobile experience and opening the next era of intelligence to more people," Roh stated.

— IANS

Reader Comments

Priya S

Finally some AI features that feel useful! Gemini integration could change how I manage my emails and calendar on the go. But will it support Indian languages out of the box? Hope Samsung doesn't forget India in the AI rollout.

Michael C

Samsung is really pushing boundaries with these foldables. I saw the display tech at a CES event—it's incredible. For photographers and digital artists, the Fold8 Ultra could be a game-changer. But battery life remains the big question for me in India's climate.

Kavya N

Can we talk about the crease? After two years, these phones still have a visible line in the middle. For ₹1.6 lakh, that's just not acceptable. Companies need to fix durability first, not just add AI gimmicks. 🙄

Ravi K

Flip8 being the slimmest Flip is great for me—I carry my phone in a kurta pocket during weddings and functions. The external display for quick notifications and payments is a brilliant idea. Just hope the price is not sky-high like the Fold series. 🤞

Thomas Y

Samsung's move to three models is smart—finally offering options for different budgets. But let's be honest, the real competition in India is from OnePlus and Xiaomi with their folding concepts. If Samsung doesn't price competitively, they'll lose the mid-premium segment they created.

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