#foldable phones

The chips were listed on the company’s website and are expected to be used in upcoming smartphones, including foldable devices. It supports dual displays, making it more suitable for flip-style foldable phones. The short teaser video, shared at the start of the year, shows a foldable phone largely concealed in darkness. While specific design details are difficult to make out, a faint FIFA World Cup 2026 logo is visible, suggesting a themed variant of the current Razr lineup rather than an entirely new foldable model. With no new flagship foldables announced so far, the World Cup-themed Razr could offer fans a unique variant of Motorola’s foldable phone ahead of the tournament. Samsung may continue its shift toward in-house processors for its foldable lineup, with a new report claiming that the upcoming Galaxy Z Flip8 will be powered by the Exynos 2600 chipset. The chipset has already been linked to the Galaxy S26 series in select markets, and it now appears that Samsung plans to extend its use to its next-generation clamshell foldable, expected to launch in mid-2026. The Galaxy Z Flip7 was the first foldable from the company to feature an Exynos chip, using the Exynos 2500, making the reported move to the Exynos 2600 a logical progression. Read more in our articles including "Dimensity 7450 series unveiled with AI and gaming upgrades" and "Motorola teases FIFA World Cup 2026 special edition Razr".