IMHO, the title is pretty spot on as an owner of a ZF4 myself.

  • Cloudless ☼
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    81 year ago

    … or how far behind Google is. Google practically abandoned the tablet UI for Android.

    I would not bet my money on Google products any more.

    • @PlutoniumAcid
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      91 year ago

      Defo no Google hardware. And not so sure their services either, but moving off the Google account universe is a whole lot more involved than replacing a phone handset. Haven’t figured that out yet.

    • @Dark_Blade
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      41 year ago

      Maybe if Google didn’t have such serious commitment issues, they could come up with something that actually sticks.

  • @greyhathero
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    51 year ago

    My fold gets delivered today. Excited to test for myself. The downside of the advanced Samsung features is all the extra crap that comes with it. My biggest concern is battery life. Hopefully it’s not as wide a std deviation as they are reporting

  • @JiveTurkey
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    41 year ago

    Samsung actually makes the display in the pixel fold.

  • @jacktherippah
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    1 year ago

    In a couple years, it will be something great. Buttery smooth, clean stock Android, kickass cameras, long software support and most importantly, an unlockable bootloader, something no folding phone currently has.

  • @MKBandit
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    31 year ago

    No surprise, remember the OG Galaxy Fold issues? First Gen fold tech is an easy dodge

  • @free
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    1 year ago

    I really want 1. My country is not gonna get them this round 😪 *sadge. but I still want 1 😭 any1 want to send me 1? lol

  • Dran
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    21 year ago

    It’s tough, there are obvious faults in the first-gen tech, but from a guy with huge hands the z fold series is a complete dealbreaker for me. As terrible as my surface duo is, it is at least an appropriate formfactor for my needs.

    Maybe I should wait for the oppo us release?

    • HidingCat
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      11 year ago

      I don’t think any of the foldables are the size of the MS Duo though. In fact that was one of the criticisms of the Duo, that it was “too wide” when folded.

      Shame though, because while I don’t have the largest hands, I do like the size of the screens as well.