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Samsung outlines 2027 plans for foldables and next-generation Galaxy S phones

The company also plans to expand Galaxy AI capabilities and explore device formats including Glass and TriFold.

By Mei Ling Tan

Illustration of a conventional smartphone beside a partially folded phone
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Samsung plans to give its next-generation Galaxy S models more individual identities and improve the experience across its foldable lineup by 2027, according to comments made during its latest earnings call.

Daniel Araujo, VP of Samsung’s mobile division, said the company would use a detailed understanding of different customer groups to distinguish the S-series models. His remarks did not specify individual devices or describe particular design changes.

For foldables, Samsung said its development plans include slimmer, lighter devices and designs better suited to how customers use them. The company also intends to pursue further experiences involving Glass, TriFold and other device formats.

Samsung said it would develop Galaxy AI features to respond more effectively to users’ circumstances and intentions. Separately, Araujo included smart glasses in the company’s holiday plans, though Samsung and Google have not officially confirmed a launch schedule for the first Android XR glasses.

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