Despite the growing hype around foldables from companies like Samsung and Motorola -- and maybe someday Apple -- most smartphone buyers have their hesitations.

You can buy the Z Flip 7 at Samsung, Amazon, and Best Buy (or just about any place that sells phones) for $1,099.99. The base version only comes with 256GB of storage, but if you pick up this phone at Amazon, you can get a $200 gift card at no extra cost, which is hard to argue with.

Foldable phones wow with design, but high prices, durability issues, and battery limits raise questions about whether they're truly worth it.

Another leak seems to suggest that Apple's rumored foldable will have unusual display dimensions compared to other similar foldables.

Apple is expected to launch a new foldable iPhone next year, based on multiple rumors and credible sources. The long-awaited device has been

Apple's first foldable iPhone expected to buck industry foldable smartphone trends: laser-drilled metal plates under the display to minimize creasing.

“When the company introduces its first foldable iPhone at the end of next year, it will be entering a product category that’s already seven years old—pioneered and dominated by its biggest hardware rival, Samsung Electronics Co. And this time, Apple won’t be debuting a radically new interface or transformative hardware,” writes Gurman.

It looks like some foldable phone makers are bending the truth when it comes to measuring thickness. Here's how OEMs measure their devices.

Apple’s iPhone Fold will not feature a crease, and that’s thanks to a key piece of technology that just leaked.