Indeed, with Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 6 altogether so similar to its predecessor, and Google having only just elevated its conventional folding phone prospects, it's clear that Huawei's research and development could teach the other big dogs a new trick or two in making the best Android phones of the future.

If regular foldable phones are starting to look a little commonplace for your liking, then you need to check out the Huawei Mate XT Ultimate Design, which claims to be "the world's first commercial triple foldable phone." And it's a phone I just got to try out for myself.

The phone is a piece of engineering marvel: when unfolded, the device measures only 3.6mm thick, making it the new thinnest portable computing device in the world. This slimness is needed, because when completely folded up, it is essentially three stacked layers, which then does increase thickness to 12.8mm.

Huawei has a host of AI features on the Mate XT, including AI Senior Editor, AI Information Consultant, AI Translation Expert, and AI Photo Editor. The $2,800 phone ships with 256GB storage, but you can upgrade to 512GB for around $3,090 (converted from Chinese Yuan) or 1TB for a whopping $3,371. The RAM is 16GB across all variants.

Xiaomi's potential entry into the tri-fold phone market has been revealed through a new patent filing. All you need to know about this Xiaomi phone.

It's the same style as the Huawei Mate XT Ultimate and folds into a Z shape.  Way back in 2019, Xiaomi patented a tri-fold design, but knowing what we

This Honor tri-fold phone is rumoured to be slimmer than the Huawei Mate XT Ultimate. Here's how thick it allegedly is when folded.