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‘We are welcoming others to join this category, which we created’: Samsung has already told us how it feels about the rumored iPhone Ultra — and the Galaxy Z Fold-maker clearly doesn’t fear Apple’s long-awaited foldable debut

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 ‘We are welcoming others to join this category, which we created’: Samsung has already told us how it feels about the rumored iPhone Ultra — and the Galaxy Z Fold-maker clearly doesn’t fear Apple’s long-awaited foldable debut
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Samsung has expressed a welcoming attitude towards the rumored entry of Apple's foldable iPhone, the iPhone Ultra, into the market. The company believes that increased competition will foster innovation and benefit consumers. Samsung's focus remains on enhancing consumer experiences rather than solely on competing with other brands.

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Phones Samsung Galaxy Phones ‘We are welcoming others to join this category, which we created’: Samsung has already told us how it feels about the rumored iPhone Ultra — and the Galaxy Z Fold-maker clearly doesn’t fear Apple’s long-awaited foldable debut Features By Axel Metz published 3 June 2026 ‘It will be good for the industry,’ says Samsung's Won-joon Choi When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Samsung / Apple / Future) Copy link Facebook X Whatsapp Reddit Pinterest Flipboard Threads Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter 2026 will be the year foldable phones sink or swim.

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