Whatever your opinion on this news, we definitely have to admit one thing. In the past, we already experienced the iconic Motorola Razr V3. But then smartphones like the colorful Samsung Corby Speed gradually began to appear, and Motorola and other brands that were important at the time were gradually forgotten. Screens became larger and larger, and the smartphones themselves became thinner and thinner.
Today, Korean companies are among the most popular Android brands and even rival Apple Inc. in Silicon Valley. Each of these giant companies wants to reach as many customers as possible, and to do so they are trying to invent something that no one has thought of yet.
The biggest advantage of this Samsung Galaxy Fold is supposedly its huge 7.3 “inch display, 1536 x 2152 resolution, and 4:3 aspect ratio. The question is, is that an advantage? Most people complain that such a display is suitable for tablets, laptops, and notebooks, but not for smartphones. Sure, you can split the screen into three and open four apps at once in a pop-up window, but that space is definitely not enough when working on such a device, and the moment you turn on the keyboard, you can\’t actually see anything. Also, a lot of space on the front of the Galaxy Fold is taken up by the camera, again limiting the ability to make a larger display more practical. It takes fairly nice pictures, but it is still very “handheld” and is better suited for watching shows and playing games.
As for the design itself, most reviewers say it holds fairly well in the palm of the hand, looks solid, and doesn\’t feel like it would be ruined by the slightest wrong, clumsy movement. When folded, the fold is a bit thicker, reminiscent of the old Nokia that was once very popular.
If you are intrigued and want to get your hands on such a phone, you will need to have 58,000 kronor ready in your account, and you can also choose between two color variations: silver and black.
It seems that we humans have progressed somewhere, and while it certainly sounds interesting, it is probably not yet practical enough. In the future, a better version for the common man may appear.