Google's Pixel Fold phone could use Samsungs ultra-thin glass (UTG) displays according to new rumors. Well have to take these with a pinch of salt but, if theyre true, Googles first entry in the folding smartphone market could be a worthy competitor to the best folding smartphones out there.Right now, only Samsungs latest Galaxy Z Fold and Z Flip smartphones use UTG displays, with most other manufacturers still opting for plastic solutions. The thin glass sheet design gives the phones screen an improved feel and protection, while also being flexible enough to bend and fold. This deal, if its true, could remove one of Samsungs biggest advantages over the current competition in the foldable phones market. However, the rumored deal could be signs that the tech giants are looking to team up even more on future endeavors following the announcement that Googles Wear OS is finally coming to Samsung smartwatches.Right now we dont know that much for certain about the Google Pixel Fold but there are indications that it might be launching this year. The main piece of evidence is that the Pixel Folds codename ‘Passport was found in the Android 12 code, suggesting it could be quite a ways through development and is currently being tested.On top of that, we have a few Google Pixel Fold patents that can give us a clue as to what we might see from the folding smartphone. The most interesting one suggests that not only could the Pixel Fold have a clamshell design, but it could open up and stretch out even more for extra screen space. This seems very ambitious for a first attempt, but perhaps the tech giant is taking a ‘go big or go home' mentality.For now, most of this is just rumor and speculation, but if a launch is coming in 2021 it might not be long before an official announcement. As we learn more about the Google Pixel Fold well be sure to keep you up to date with all the latest.Today's best Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 dealsVia 91Mobiles