The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra is flatter, thinner, and almost creaseless — and, yes, I love it more than the Z Fold 8
THE SO WHAT
Foldables crossing the “almost creaseless, daily-driver” threshold means more users will treat them as primary work devices, not toys. If your product has serious mobile usage, test on large-foldable layouts now—UI, keyboard, and multitask flows will become part of your competitive surface.
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