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Samsung Unpacked 2026: all the news from the July foldable launch

The Verge4 min read

Samsung revealed its newest slate of foldables at this summer’s Galaxy Unpacked, which took place in London. In addition to a Galaxy Z Fold 8 that adopts a wider, passport-like form factor, Samsung showed off its new Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra with a crease you can barely see and a refreshed Z Flip 8, which has some new features for its cover screen. We saw some new wearables as well, including the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 that comes with a larger battery and a thinner case, alongside a Galaxy Watch 9 equipped with an upgraded chip. Samsung and Google revealed two new designs for their AI smart glasses launching later this year, too. You can follow along with all the news from Samsung’s July Galaxy Unpacked below. Gemini Task Automation is rolling out for real. Samsung’s foldables will get Google’s easier Android switching. My FanCam is Samsung’s AI video editor for focusing on your favorites. Silicon-carbon — by Samsung. Samsung’s newest foldable finally feels Ultra Samsung’s wider Z Fold 8 feels just right Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 9 and Ultra 2 bet big on battery I almost forgot Samsung’s Z Flip 8 was a foldable Samsung and Google’s smart glasses get two new designs. I’m at Galaxy Unpacked ready for Samsung’s new foldable. Samsung Galaxy Unpacked July 2026: How to watch Preorders for Samsung’s new Z Fold and Flip 8 come with up to $350 in gift cards Samsung can’t afford to play it safe with Apple’s first foldable looming

Samsung is set to reveal a new slate of foldables at this summer’s Galaxy Unpacked, which kicks off at 9AM ET / 6AM PT from London. In addition to a Galaxy Z Fold 8 that adopts a wider form factor, Samsung is expected to reveal an upgraded Z Fold 8 Ultra with a larger…

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