Samsung seems to be developing a foldable tablet
This information actually comes from a well-known source, Ice Universe. The tipster shared this information via Weibo. He actually referred to the company’s foldable tablet as the Galaxy Tab Fold. In addition to that, he did mention when the device may launch. He said that it could arrive alongside the Galaxy Tab S9. The Galaxy Tab S8 launched back in February this year, so the company’s Galaxy Tab S9 tablet, and foldable tablet could arrive in Q1 next year or in 2024. It’s not 100-percent sure Samsung will announce a new flagship tablet next year, as it launched the Galaxy Tab S7 in 2020, and the Tab S8 in 2022. For those of you who are out of the loop, February 9 was the launch date of the Galaxy S22 series as well. So, the company’s foldable tablet could actually make an appearance alongside the Galaxy S23… or Galaxy S24. Nothing is set in stone, of course. This is just an initial rumor, and Ice Universe didn’t say he’s sure of it or anything of the sort. He simply said it’s a possibility. The takeaway from this is that Samsung is actively working on the device and plans to launch it.
That device will be considerably larger than the Galaxy Z Fold 4
That device will, of course, be notably larger than the Galaxy Z Fold 4. The Galaxy Z Fold 4 folds into a smartphone, not a particularly small smartphone, but there you go. The Galaxy Tab Fold will likely be considerably larger when folded. We don’t really know anything about the device thus far, though. If it really is coming in the first quarter of next year, though, far more information will arrive in the coming months. While we wait for that to happen, though, the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Z Flip 4 are the main attraction. Those two phones have been leaking for a long time now, and Samsung did schedule their launch for August 10. The company will also announce its Galaxy Watch 5 series smartwatch(es) during that event, and a new pair of truly wireless earbuds. It will be an exciting day for Samsung fans, that’s for sure.
