Meh, these foldable devices will suffer the same issues that flip phones had. Hyperextending the bendable portion over time will result in severed or compromised connections. Half or intermittent full screen in tablet mode...
You would think google has this eventuality covered? No?Meh, these foldable devices will suffer the same issues that flip phones had. Hyperextending the bendable portion over time will result in severed or compromised connections. Half or intermittent full screen in tablet mode...
We’ll find out after the phone has been released. I give Samsung credit for angling for a different type of form factor compared to what is on the market now. Phones from all manufacturers are only distinguished by minor design or hardware differences that make the market pretty bland. Nice to see something new being tried whether it does well or not.You would think google has this eventuality covered? No?
They more than "just use Android". Samsung bakes a lot of features into their framework. Some good, some terrible, but they are getting better at it.Why does Samsung have a developers conference these randys dont have an OS they just use Android.
The difference is that Samsung hasn't hyped anything in fact they stayed quiet about it and all you heard was rumors by people other than Samsung.
That’s the first time they showed a working prototype in 2013. Aren’t we in 2018? Look how much Samsung has been “hyping” the phone since then. You lose.Yeah, not quite.
https://www.cnet.com/news/eyes-on-samsungs-youm-flexible-display-tech-at-ces-2013/
Note the date. Thanks for playing.
The working prototype they showed in 2013 was released the following year i.e. Galaxy Note Edge. Not sure how this is an issue. 2013 was nothing to do with folding phones.That’s the first time they showed a working prototype in 2013. Aren’t we in 2018? Look how much Samsung has been “hyping” the phone since then. You lose.
We are talking about the new foldable phone not the Note Edge.The working prototype they showed in 2013 was released the following year i.e. Galaxy Note Edge. Not sure how this is an issue. 2013 was nothing to do with folding phones.
They more than "just use Android". Samsung bakes a lot of features into their framework. Some good, some terrible, but they are getting better at it.
Plus Bixby integration, and Smart Things development.
Exactly. The 2013 CES Samsung demo in the link was about the edge displays, NOT the folding phone concept.We are talking about the new foldable phone not the Note Edge.
So I take it you’ve not used a Samsung phone in a while?These aren’t features. It’s called bloatware.
That’s the first time they showed a working prototype in 2013. Aren’t we in 2018? Look how much Samsung has been “hyping” the phone since then. You lose.
The difference is that Samsung hasn't hyped anything in fact they stayed quiet about it and all you heard was rumors by people other than Samsung.
That’s the first time they showed a working prototype in 2013.
You stated that Samsung had never make this tech public. I showed you evidence that they had going back 5 years ago.
Then why would someone bring that to the subject since we were talking about the foldable phone? Why send that link as something Samsung was hyping? Edge is completely different from foldable.Exactly. The 2013 CES Samsung demo in the link was about the edge displays, NOT the folding phone concept.
TIL = Edge / Foldable.You stated that Samsung had never make this tech public. I showed you evidence that they had going back 5 years ago. And this is your response? What you claimed was absolutely false. You should admit that instead of moving the goalposts.
Here's let me remind you of what you claimed.
But then you wrote...
The fact is simple. Samsung has been hyping foldable displays for many, many years. I'm sorry you don't follow tech news closely enough to be aware of this fact. At one time in my past, I authored tech column and followed this kind of news very closely. Samsung's long history of hyping foldable displays is not uncommon knowledge.
Anyway, I'm so done discussing this with you. You're clearly trying to make pointless arguments about things that are demonstrably wrong. Have at it.
Basically two devices in one, when in phone mode chances are the extra battery will assist immensely. MR users needs to figure out what their want, device too thin, no one wants a thin device, device too thick, why is it not thin. Some bipolar comments among the MR crowd.