Samsung Canada Launches Ask Us Anything to Answer Canadians' Questions About Foldable Phones - AOL.com
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Updated jeu. 15 octobre 2026 à 2 h 35 p.m. UTCTORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct 15, 2026--Samsung Canada today announced Ask Us Anything, a new initiative designed to answer Canadians' questions about foldable smartphones. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20261015943171/en/Samsung Canada Launches Ask Us Anything to Answer Canadians' Questions About Foldable Phones. Foldable smartphones are moving quickly from emerging technology to the mainstream. As more Canadians consider whether their next phone could be a foldable, the questions that once kept the category at a distance – from durability and everyday use to productivity and switching – have become more immediate. Canadians want to know whether the foldable experience is ready for the way they live now. After eight years of foldable innovation, Samsung has helped shape and advance the category from its earliest days. Along the way, Samsung has seen consumer questions evolve from understanding the technology itself to understanding how foldable devices fit into everyday life.
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