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Samsung might be patting itself on the back for being the inventor of foldable phones every chance it gets‚ but I've often criticized the Z Fold and Z Flip. For all the talk about making foldables mainstream‚ Samsung has failed to deliver meaningful upgrades at the same rate as its top competitors. Moreover‚ Samsung failed to cut the prices of new Fold and Flip models despite essentially playing it safe when it comes to big design changes. But things might finally change this year. Samsung seems ready to take bigger risks‚ both when it comes to design and prices. That's what the leaks suggest‚ at least. There's a budget-friendly Galaxy Z Fold 6 in the making that might launch around the same time the iPhone 16 series comes out. The more affordable Fold 6 would feature an amazing price‚ possibly selling for under $1‚000 in Korea.  A newer leak from a well-known insider details some of the budget Galaxy Z Fold 6's specs. And it'll give you a reason to get excited about the cheaper foldable. Continue reading... The post A new leak has me excited about the Galaxy Z Fold 6 appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $19 AirTags‚ solar eclipse glasses‚ $199 AirPods Pro 2‚ Keurig coffee makers‚ more Best deals: Tech‚ laptops‚ TVs‚ and more sales Amazon Big Spring Sale: Thursday’s top deals on Apple‚ Sonos‚ Keurig‚ Ninja‚ Shark‚ Sony‚ Roku‚ more Best Fire TV Stick deals for March 2024

In the 15th century‚ the Age of Discovery began in Europe. The maritime empires of Spain and Portugal led the way by financing naval expeditions across the world’s oceans.  Read moreSection: NewsMyths &; LegendsAncient PlacesAmericasRead Later 

State legislators are working on bills to prevent Chinese citizens and companies from making land purchases‚ which some lawmakers say are national security concerns‚ Politico reported.

Sen. Eric Schmitt‚ R-Mo.‚ has requested a response from Education Secretary Miguel Cardona explaining why the federal college loan applications for prospective American students are mired in a "bureaucratic disaster" while the applications of illegal migrants are...