Samsung has discontinued the Galaxy Z Fold 2 and Galaxy Tab A7, ending any type of software support for both devices.

A new release date of the special edition of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 has been leaked by a Korean retailer.

As the extended Prime Day event reaches its final hours today, Samsung is offering an great deal on its flagship foldable smartphone, the Galaxy Z Fold 6, through its official website. This limited-time offer is an unparalleled opportunity to acquire one of the most innovative devices on the market at a true fraction of its original cost.

With the Fold 1 having serious durability problems, the Fold 2 represented another chance for Samsung. And Samsung continued with the line in 2021 in the form of the cheaper ($1,800 upon release) Galaxy Z Fold 3. Samsung is now up to its sixth iteration of the Galaxy Z Fold, which came out in July for $1,900.

The Galaxy Z Fold 2 was eligible for three major Android OS updates, the last of which was delivered in late 2022 as Android 13. The final One UI update was released in September of last year as OneUI 5.1.1, and since then, it has only received security patches.

Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition may fix crease issues. The new model is rumored to have a slimmer design, titanium build, bigger screens, and upgraded cameras. Uncertainty remains over the release date and availability,

A new rumor suggests that Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition could have a more minimal screen crease than its sibling.