Just not feeling it. Maybe if it could have a screen protector somehow, but a year of swiping on a plastic screen is going to be a screen that looks bad.
OH YES THEY DID. Don't ever TRY to lie your way out of this one. Steve Jobs said it flat out, RIGHT ON STAGE;Apple never claimed to invent either. Only to make them better to which they did.
The year is 2025.
Breaking News.
GOOGLE HAS FOLDED THEIR PIXEL PHONE DIVISION AND FIRED EVERYONE.
"And Apple's rumored car and goggles are likely to launch this year."
Later: "Delayed until 2026"
Later: "No, now on again this year... perhaps as soon as <next logical event>"
Later: "No, delayed due to <popular excuse of the day>
Later: "Sources say ready to go now but at a higher price due to <excuse of the day>"
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I don't mind the thickness, but I don't understand the ones that fold the long way. It's still too long for my pocket. My Z Flip 4 fits nicely in my pocket.The major problem with foldable phones is they think people want thicker phones. Once you fold it the thickness doubles.
They don't take standard cases, so some part of the phone isn't protected whole folded.
You can fold something into the screen, damaging it.
50% of the population isn't a good customer, have they seen how small women's pockets are?
I predict foldable screens get their biggest use for curved surfaces like signs, not for phones.
I don't believe or get excited about anything except iPhone anymore because of this. At least iPhone only missed the mark once by 1-2 months"And Apple's rumored car and goggles are likely to launch this year."
Later: "Delayed until 2026"
Later: "No, now on again this year... perhaps as soon as <next logical event>"
Later: "No, delayed due to <popular excuse of the day>
Later: "Sources say ready to go now but at a higher price due to <excuse of the day>"
And repeat.![]()
I, too, thought they were silly until watched MrMobile’s videos on the Samsung fold. Completely changed my perspective and actually made me want one. Once they become more slim and lightweight, I think they’d be incredibly appealing for many people.Never really saw the appeal of foldable phones until I tried one, and it's not that dumb actually. Not in their current form (they're too thick and weird shaped when folded), but in some time I can imagine a very thin phone that folds out to become a tablet. Having one device replace two has a clear advantage, but only if that device is better than each one it replaces, not worse.
iPhone does not need the fold. AR is the future. We need an Apple Watch Fold like the Nokia O.G. Concept Phone Fold Strap.
"And we have invented a new technology called multi-touch, which is phenomenal" - Steve Jobs, iPhone presentation (2007)Apple never claimed to invent either. Only to make them better to which they did.
Apple developed their own multi-touch technology."And we have invented a new technology called multi-touch, which is phenomenal" - Steve Jobs, iPhone presentation (2007)
I stand corrected. Didn’t remember him saying they invented multi-touch. The world really didn’t use it much until Apple had it on the iPhone. For the record I wasn’t lying so no need for your accusations and anger. Settle down.OH YES THEY DID. Don't ever TRY to lie your way out of this one. Steve Jobs said it flat out, RIGHT ON STAGE;
Right at 7:06 Jobs lies about inventing multitouch.
Bill Buxton would have something to say about this paternity denying prick.