Handhelds have become a massive thing in the world of gaming of late. Not only has the Nintendo Switch broken all manner of records, with the Switch 2 to follow this year, the likes of the Steam Deck, ...

That reveal is of the Samsung Flex Gaming, the folding handheld that's been in the works for quite some time (Source: Samsung Display via Notebookcheck). Among the many things we have yet to learn is ...

Samsung Display has taken to Mobile World Congress 2025 with a handful of new display innovations, one of which is a flexible gaming handheld the company is calling the Flex Gaming. Samsung is one ...

Between screens that crumpled and bulged to trifold smartphones, to a foldable handheld, the Samsung Display booth at MWC was a wonder for the eyes and a nightmare for my brain.

Samsung Flex Gaming scratches a retro gaming itch with modern hardware, even if the finer details suggest it’s really very ...

如今折叠屏手机已成新宠，逐渐普及中，折叠屏游戏机还没有问世，不过三星电子显示部门Samsung Display日前发布了最新的超酷折叠屏掌上游戏机设计Flex Gaming，样品显示就好像折叠版Switch。

That's actually the rub with the folding console: The Flex Gaming, like the other Samsung tech immediately surrounding it, bears the "concept" title, meaning it's not an official device that's ...

Samsung is no stranger to pushing the boundaries of mobile innovation, and at MWC 2025, the company showcased two ambitious ...

Samsung is no stranger to foldable screen tech, with it being the first company to really push the idea of foldable phones with its Samsung Galaxy Fold and Samsung Galaxy Flip phones. However, now ...

SAMSUNG has dished out some mind-bending (and literally bending) gadget concepts – including a stretchable screen and ...

Samsung Flex Gaming is a concept handheld that can fold in the middle for better portability. However, while it was shown during MWC, it's just a tech demo for now. Then there's a huge market for ...

Currently, handheld gaming consoles like the Steam Deck and Nintendo Switch come with a bulky design, which makes them quite difficult to carry. Samsung’s Flex Gaming concept addresses this ...