Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 may eliminate the display crease too — step aside iPhone Fold
Samsung is reportedly working on the Galaxy Z Fold 8, aiming to reduce the display crease to compete with Apple's upcoming iPhone Fold. The crease has been a significant concern for both companies, with Apple planning to highlight a crease-free display as a key feature. As the release of the Z Fold 8 approaches, Samsung's advancements may challenge Apple's position in the foldable phone market.
- ▪Samsung is focusing on reducing the display crease of the Galaxy Z Fold 8 series.
- ▪The iPhone Fold is expected to feature a crease-free display as a major selling point.
- ▪Samsung Display is rumored to have developed the crease-free display technology for the iPhone Fold.
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Phones Android Phones Samsung Phones Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 may eliminate the display crease too — step aside iPhone Fold News By Tom Pritchard published 29 May 2026 It feels like Samsung's taking the fight to Apple ahead of iPhone Fold launch When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Future) Copy link Facebook X Reddit Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter Samsung has been king of the foldable phone business for so long that it should be terrified at the prospect of getting some serious competition.
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