So Samsung just dropped their first trifold phone. Yeah, you read that right—three folds. They're really flexing their engineering muscles here, showing off what's technically possible in the foldable space. But here's the thing: foldables still haven't exactly won over everyday users. Most people are still rocking their regular slabs. The tech is impressive, no doubt, but is anyone actually asking for a phone that folds twice? Or is this more about proving they can do it than solving a real problem? The gap between what engineers can build and what consumers actually want keeps getting wider.