Samsung announced that Galaxy Devices smartphones (that have Android OS 9.0 or above) with Samsung Blockchain Wallet will support third-party hardware wallets like ledger nano s and ledger nano x.
Phrase third-party probably means that Samsung is working on their own Samsung Hardware Wallet, and we know they like to make all kind of gadgets and devices.
They already have separate operating system on their phones called Samsung Blockchain Keystore, they partnered with Gemini exchange before, and they are serious about Bitcoin and crypto so I would not be surprised to see Samsung branded hardware wallet soon.
https://news.samsung.com/global/samsung-makes-it-easier-to-use-blockchain-on-galaxy-devices-with-support-for-hardware-wallets

Maybe... but I would think that the phrase is more likely used to indicate that while their Galaxy devices will have a Samsung software wallet available and that this wallet will be compatible with hardware wallets... there won't be a Samsung hardware wallet available... and you'll need to use 3rd-party devices.

That is how I understood it.

"In addition to the Samsung Blockchain Keystore, Galaxy smartphones can now connect to hardware wallets including the Ledger Nano S and Ledger Nano X."

They even put a (conceptual) image of the Samsung Galaxy next to the Ledger Nano.

I tried looking for it but had no luck; I'm on Android OS 10, so I'm guessing only certain regions could access it ^{[apart from its limited support for certain Galaxy devices]}.

• In regards to the "third-party" phrase that you mentioned, seeing that Samsung most of the time goes with adding more value to their products as opposed to adding an additional product that adds value ^{[e.g. Samsung tablets that come with a stylus in comparison to Apple that charges a separate fee for those]}, I don't think they'll try to introduce their own hardware wallet anytime soon, but they might integrate their Samsung Blockchain app with an app like Samsung Pay ^{[just saw a video talking about it and I do know at this point, it's just a rumor]}.

We are even now in the world of lies where big companies will be making blatant lying information, if they make a hardware wallet phone, how can we be so sure it is truly offline wallet, also I doubt that this kind of wallet can be open source. There is truly nothing bad to just go for the hardware wallet that is not incorporated on phones that can not be easily stolen, hardware wallet is not a device someone should be carrying about like phones as carrying it about decreases it safety.

Right now, besides Trezor Model One and possibly Model T, I think all upcoming hardware wallets should be taken with a pinch of salt and suspicion. The US gov is clearly looking to get access to our hardware wallets, so new fancy models could be their perfect bait. And then, it's Samsung.. look up "Samsung privacy issues" on DuckDuckGo and you'd have a ton of results about spying concerns and so!