According to a somewhat dubious rumor, Oppo and Vivo seem poised to step away from the foldable smartphone arena. This likely encompasses OnePlus as well, given the international similarity between the OnePlus Open and Oppo's Find N3.
Reportedly, these brands are making this decision due to a purported significant drop in their foldable market share last year. Consequently, they might exit the scene at an unspecified time, leaving Samsung and Huawei to dominate the foldable landscape.
On the flip side, Huawei is rumored to be gearing up to unveil a 10-inch double-folding (or perhaps tri-fold?) smartphone, strategically targeting the tablet market. Picture a Z shape or a foldable with two hinges, and you're on the right track. Allegedly, the plan is to launch this product before June's end.
Meanwhile, Samsung has purportedly finalized the development of a rollable display, and there's a growing anticipation in the market for the launch of a rollable smartphone. Whether Samsung will tread the rollable path or venture into tri-fold territory like Huawei remains to be seen.
As with any rumors, their credibility is uncertain, and only time will reveal the actual unfolding of events.
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