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Samsung unveils Galaxy Z8 foldables, including first Fold8 Ultra
Samsung Electronics unveiled three new foldable smartphones - the Galaxy Z Fold8, Fold8 Ultra and Flip8 - at its Galaxy Unpacked 2026 event in London. The company introduced a new display ratio for the Fold8 and launched its first ultra-premium foldable model. It also expanded agentic AI features across its foldables and announced new Galaxy Watch9 models and Intelligent Eyewear smart glasses. The Z8 series will roll out globally from Aug. 7.
Telecommunications & Media
Five things to watch at Samsung\'s Galaxy Unpacked: new foldables and first smart glasses
Samsung is expected to unveil next-generation foldable smartphones, new wearable devices and its first smart glasses at its Galaxy Unpacked event in London on July 22, local time. Industry watchers are focusing on whether a new foldable form factor will appear, alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 8, Z Flip 8 and a possible Z Fold 8 Ultra. New Galaxy Watch models may also be introduced, and the smart glasses could use Android XR and Google Gemini AI.
AI & Enterprise
Google rounds up key I/O 2026 announcements, spotlight on Gemini Spark and smart glasses
Google unveiled new AI features and pricing plans at I/O 2026, focusing on search, a digital assistant and smart glasses. It said it will expand an intelligent AI search box globally, allowing inputs beyond text such as images, video files and entire Chrome tabs, with follow-up queries handled in an AI mode based on Gemini 3.5 Flash. Google also introduced Gemini Spark and debuted two Android XR smart glasses.
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Telecommunications & Media
Samsung, Google unveil Android XR glasses set for second-half launch
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AI & Enterprise
Google to be AI partner for Korean industry, pushes into manufacturing, platforms and entertainment
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Telecommunications & Media
Leak suggests design, price and specs of Samsung\'s first smart glasses
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Telecommunications & Media
Samsung Galaxy Glasses to launch by year-end as battery, camera and XR app features take shape