Rumors about an impending foldable tablet from Samsung may not have been true

Photo Credit: TechRadar A foldable tablet from Samsung, purportedly known as the Galaxy Z Tab, has been rumored to exist and be launching soon. It appears that the rumors were unfounded or at least premature given the dismissive response from sources that are generally considered to be trustworthy. Last week, rumor had it that Samsung was planning to introduce a third foldable alongside the Galaxy Z Fold5 and Galaxy Z Flip5 at Unpacked in August. This allegedly "Galaxy Z Tab"-styled foldable was supposed to be a tablet with a tri-folding design. But it seems that those rumors may not have been true. Photo credit: TechStory Now, a number of industry ITKs and leakers have surfaced to cast doubt on the truth of the rumors. Ross Young, who is usually dependable on these issues, asserts that Samsung has no intentions to introduce such a gadget. According to the industry analyst, only models made in China will be the third foldable this year. Max Jambor, a leaker, and Danny Dorresteijn of Sammobile appear to have a same viewpoint—and a strong one at that. Also Read: Samsung’s foldable tablet, the Galaxy Z Tab, is expected to launch with the Tab S9 Samsung won't be introducing a wonderful tri-folding tablet, that much is certain. At least not this year. Since there have been persistent rumors of such a device, there is a good probability that the corporation will eventually introduce a product that is similar. But the exact date is uncertain, so eager fans will just have to wait.