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Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event in Brooklyn earlier this week debuted seven new devices, from the Galaxy Z Fold7 to the Galaxy Watch8 series. But there weren't any surprises at the end, despite rumors that Samsung would unveil a trifold phone. Sensing disappointment, the company later confirmed that the phone is expected to land in 2025. "I expect we will be able to launch the trifold phone within this year," TM Roh, head of Samsung's mobile business, told The Korea Times. The trifold phone, rumored to be called the Galaxy G Fold, would have a normal screen on the front and two hinges that let you open it up as a tablet-sized screen.

OnePlus has been a bit up and down since it merged with Oppo back in 2021. It gained greater access to powerful components and partnerships with brands like Hasselblad, while its software and product lineup took a few steps back before finding its stride again. But now, three generations after the merger, OnePlus' latest flagship phone -- the OnePlus 13 -- feels like a fantastic return to form. In some areas, the company is even pushing the limits of hardware and gadget design in ways that rivals from Samsung and Google aren't. And with a starting price of 900, OnePlus has managed to undercut its closest competitor too, which makes this phone a great choice for anyone who cares more about getting hardware upgrades than fancy new AI tricks.

Compared to Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 5, not only does OnePlus' first foldable pack two larger displays, it's also thinner and lighter -- as long as you don't count the hulking camera module. The most impressive thing the Open is doing is putting pressure on the price of big foldables. Starting at $1,700, it costs $100 less than the Z Fold 5 and Google's Pixel Fold -- and that's before you factor in the launch deal that knocks another $200 off with the trade-in of any phone. We put it through its paces in our full review. You can get these reports delivered daily direct to your inbox.

Microsoft and Google both unveiled their AI products for the masses, with Microsoft holding a whole event this week to show off the new Edge and Bing. Google also had an event in Paris and unveiled the first Android 14 developer preview, while OnePlus launched its first-ever tablet alongside a new phone. Cherlynn is joined this week by guest co-host Sam Rutherford to tear into the week's onslaught of news, and check in to see how we feel about Samsung's Galaxy S23 Ultra while reviewing it. Listen below or subscribe on your podcast app of choice. If you've got suggestions or topics you'd like covered on the show, be sure to email us or drop a note in the comments!

In 2022, there will be even more niche phones that offer a rich experience and a narrow appeal like gaming phones and foldables. New phones for 2022 are already debuting left and right, and it's barely been two weeks. During CES 2022, Samsung announced the Galaxy S21 FE, the follow-up to its popular 2020 phone the Galaxy S20 FE. OnePlus teased us all with a slow trickle of details about the new features and CPU in the OnePlus 10 Pro. Sony finally brought the photography-focused Xperia 5 III to the US.

OnePlus has opened its R&D facility in Hyderabad, the premium smartphone company's first such facility in the country. According to the company, the R&D centre will serve as one of the main sites for the company's innovation for global markets. In a statement, it said that it will drive development of artificial intelligence and machine learning across its products, along with development of 5G technology. The company announced its plans to invest Rs 1,000 crore into its R&D facility in Hyderabad over the next three years. The OnePlus R&D centre will house three labs - camera lab, communications and networking lab, and automation lab, which will focus on camera development, 5G testing, software with focus on AI and performance testing.

OnePlus is going to make the first 5G phone available in Europe, the company has said. The decision could entirely change the way that phones work and will introduce a transformative technology to the UK, Andy Lau, OnePlus's chief executive and founder, told The Independent. The phone maker has teamed up with EE to make the handset available, aiming to have it ready for users in 2019. The two companies have signed a research and development partnership that will help deliver much faster and more reliable internet connections across the UK, they said. But the promise has been clouded by concerns about infrastructure and questions about when the technology required to make it work will arrive.

With rumors swirling about Apple's new iPhone XS (landing Wednesday) and Google's Pixel 3 (coming October 9), it's easy to forget that there are other phones arriving this fall. And to make sure it isn't ignored, OnePlus is teasing a huge feature in its next phone. In an interview with CNET, a OnePlus representative divulged that the upcoming 6T will have a feature called Screen Unlock, bringing the fabled in-display fingerprint to the most mainstream phone yet. "By adding this feature as an addition to other display unlocking options such as Face Unlock," OnePlus said, "users will have options to unlock the display in a way that is most efficient for them." CNet also reports that the hardware fingerprint sensor on the rear of the phone will be removed, giving it a "more unibody look," and the phone will be about a half-millimeter thicker to accommodate the new tech.

The latest Android smartphone from Chinese upstart OnePlus hopes to tempt users looking for the new all-screen experience, but at less than half the price of an iPhone X. The 5T is a revamped version of the 5 launched in June and marks the second time the company has updated its smartphone line more than once in a year. According to co-founder Carl Pei, this is because "when we've got new technology ready to go we don't want to leave our users with older devices". Launched in New York, the 5T is essentially a OnePlus 5 on the inside, with the same Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor, memory and storage options, fast-charging system and Oxygen OS software based on last year's Android 7.1.1, It even costs the same, priced at £449, undercutting rivals by at least several hundred pounds. But the 1080p AMOLED screen has been stretched to the now popular 18:9 ratio, filling the front of the display with thin bezels at the top, bottom and sides.