Samsung's New Foldables and Smartwatches Steal the Show at Galaxy Unpacked
Introduction
The highly anticipated Galaxy Unpacked event is back, and this time it's all about Samsung's newest foldable phones and smartwatches. With the tech giant's track record of innovation and sleek design, everyone is buzzing with excitement for the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Flip 7, and Watch 8.
Current Scenario
Samsung's foldable phones have been making waves in the market, offering a unique experience with their flexible screens. The Z Fold 7 is rumored to have an even larger display and improved durability, while the Flip 7 is expected to have a better camera and 5G connectivity. As for the Watch 8, it's said to have advanced health tracking features and a longer battery life. With these upgrades, Samsung is definitely raising the bar for foldable technology.
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Samsung
Samsung is a global technology powerhouse specializing in consumer electronics, semiconductors, and IT services. Founded in 1938 as a trading company, Samsung entered the electronics industry in 1969, initially producing black-and-white televisions. Over the ensuing decades, it expanded rapidly into semiconductors, telecommunications, and advanced technologies, establishing itself as a leader in innovation and manufacturing[5]. Today, Samsung Electronics, the flagship subsidiary, produces a wide range of products, including smartphones, TVs, refrigerators, memory chips (DRAM, NAND flash), mobile processors, OLED panels, and automotive electronics through its Harman division[3][7]. The company is renowned for its Galaxy smartphone series, including foldables and flagship models, maintaining strong market share by integrating AI capabilities across devices and expanding its ecosystem with new form factors like extended reality (XR) and TriFold devices[1][4]. Samsung consistently ranks among the world’s most valuable brands, holding 5th place globally for six consecutive years with a brand value of $90.5 billion in 2025. This recognition reflects its leadership in AI innovation, customer experience integration, and strategic investments in AI-related semiconductors[1]. The company aims to make AI accessible to 400 million Galaxy devices within the year, emphasizing democratization of AI technology[1]. Financially, Samsung Electronics reported consolidated sales of approximately 86 trillion Korean won and an operating profit of around 12.1 trillion won for Q3 2025, showcasing robust profitability despite market challenges[2]. The Mobile eXperience segment notably increased revenue and profit through efficient resource management and a flagship-first sales strategy[4]. Samsung also prioritizes sustainability, targeting net zero Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2030, increasing renewable energy use to 93.4% in key divisions, and incorporating recycled materials into 31% of plastic components as of 2024. It runs global e-waste collection programs to promote circular econom
