The powerful stylus may make a comeback in the upcoming Samsung Galaxy foldable.

      With London as its setting and Apple as its competitor, Samsung is placing its bets on the stylus for what promises to be its most ambitious foldable year yet.

      A recent report from Korea Business TV highlights two key points regarding the upcoming Galaxy Z foldable lineup. Firstly, it suggests that Samsung is preparing to reveal new foldable devices at its second Galaxy Unpacked event in 2026, potentially scheduled for July 22 in London.

      This lineup is expected to feature three new Galaxy Z foldables: the Fold 8, Flip 8, and a new model called Wide Fold. Excluding the Flip 8, high-quality renders of the Fold 8 and Wide Fold were released in the last week of March.

      One of these three foldables may include S Pen support.

      Indeed, the Galaxy Z Wide Fold—anticipated to have a wider 4:3 aspect ratio—might integrate S Pen functionality. This is significant since the last foldable to offer S Pen input was the Fold 6, which Samsung discontinued in the Fold 7 to achieve a slimmer profile.

      For context, the S Pen was a crucial component of Samsung’s foldable offerings from the Fold 3 (2021) to the Fold 6 (2024). Although the experience was limited—lacking dedicated slots and support only on the inner screen—the S Pen set Samsung's devices apart.

      The absence of the S Pen in the Fold 7 disappointed many users, particularly those who had relied on the stylus with previous models or upgraded from a Galaxy S series phone that included it. However, the report does not clarify the S Pen’s availability on the Fold 8.

      With Apple set to enter the foldable market later this year, Samsung is not underestimating the competition. While there are various rumors surrounding the iPhone Fold, none pertain to Apple Pencil support, which provides Samsung an opportunity to attract consumers to the Wide Fold with the S Pen.

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      I can't find a sensible reason to choose another budget phone over the TCL NXTPAPER 70 Pro.

      I searched for a better phone deal than the TCL NXTPAPER 70 Pro but was unsuccessful!

      The era of genuinely good budget phones seems to have ended, and AI is part of the reason. Rising chip prices are impacting even flagship devices. Thus, when TCL introduced the NXTPAPER 70 Pro to the US, it was quite surprising. Priced at just $199, nearly half of what one would pay in other regions, it stands out.

      While the phone is exclusive to T-Mobile, at $199, the NXTPAPER 70 Pro offers impressive features. With a 6.9-inch 120Hz display, IP68 water resistance, a 5,200mAh battery, a 50MP camera, and TCL’s NXTPAPER 4.0 display technology, it is truly unique at this price point. Naturally, I aimed to compare it with phones in a similar price category to evaluate potential better deals.

      Instagram has finally made it possible to edit that cringe-worthy comment, but there’s a condition.

      Instagram now allows comment editing, but only within 15 minutes and with some other restrictions users should be aware of.

      Anyone who has ever encountered a typo in an Instagram comment and felt embarrassment understands the importance of this update. Instagram has officially launched a long-requested feature allowing users to edit their comments post-publication.

      If you had your heart set on acquiring the Galaxy Z TriFold, this could be your last opportunity to do so.

      If you were hoping to get the Galaxy Z TriFold, you might have one last chance to purchase it. Samsung is reportedly bringing back the Galaxy Z TriFold in the US for one final time. The company is set to restock the trifold phone later this week, available online and in Samsung Experience stores nationwide. Samsung communicated this timing in a media note shared with 9to5Google, and the online listing has been updated to include a countdown timer, set to conclude at 9 AM ET on April 10.