Samsung is poised to roll out its groundbreaking tri-foldable smartphone sometime in the remaining months of 2025, giving us a tantalising preview of how its user interface handles multitasking.
Drawing from fresh leaks reported by SamMobile, the phone will let you juggle three full app windows—each mimicking the dimensions of a typical smartphone screen—lined up neatly whether you’re holding it upright or sideways. Samsung is supposedly branding this handy mode as “Split Trio.”
On top of that, the setup allegedly includes the ability to duplicate as many as three home screen layouts from the outer display right onto the larger inner foldable panel for seamless continuity.
Samsung still hasn’t spilt the beans on the final name, but chatter in the rumour mill leans toward options like Galaxy G Fold or Galaxy Z TriFold. No matter the label, it’s slated to pack a stunning 10.1-inch main folding display, a compact 6.54-inch outer screen, a manageable weight of roughly 298 grams, the high-performance Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, and a versatile three-camera system on the rear.
