Samsung is set to tease its forthcoming foldable phone on 7 November at its developer conference in San Francisco, but some details have emerged online beforehand.

The Samsung Galaxy F series, as it is now said to be called (rather than Galaxy X), will carry the model numbers SM-F900U in the States, SM-F900F in Europe and SM-900N in Asia, claims SamMobile. It will be available globally, therefore.

The website has also heard that the new handset will have 512GB of internal storage - putting it firmly in the premium category and likely to have a hearty price to match.

Samsung is reportedly working on a unique, heavily customised Android user experience with Google, specifically for this handset.

At least one variant of the Samsung Galaxy F will be dual-SIM, it is said.

SamMobile does place one caveat one the details it has gleaned; while it is thought the Galaxy F series refers to the foldable phone line, it could similarly be the designation for a range of gaming handsets the company also has in the pipeline.

We'll find out more during the Samsung Developer Conference next week, we expect.

In the meantime, you can also check out our coverage on the Samsung foldable phone rumours here.