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Today’s smartphones are the closest to perfection this concept could possibly go, except for one thing - their size. Our society is obsessed with screens, so having a big-screen smartphone is important for many people. However, the bigger the screen, the less comfortable the smartphone, specifically when used on the go.
The solution is simple and already available - foldable smartphones. What’s left is for everyone to join the party and work hard on refining the concept.
Despite feeling like reinventing the wheel, both the clamshell and the book-style designs provide the comfort of a smaller device and the joy of a big screen. Whenever moving about your day, you can trust the smaller, less capable external screens for any task. However, when in a comfortable place, you can access greater productivity and convenience just by unfolding the bigger screen.
The few issues with the foldables are related to their price, durability and battery life. They all stem from the fact that relatively few companies put investments into the concept. Samsung is the clear leader in the field, followed by Motorola, Google, OnePlus, and a few others just joining the party. That means there’s a lot of room for improvement in a short time. It also means that the foldables passed through the phase of early adopter obscurity and are about to join the mainstream.
What’s left before crossing the barrier to the mainstream is all about refinement. That’s why we need Apple to join the foldable market. Throughout its history, Apple was successful precisely in refining existing concepts so they get mainstream appeal. There were smartphones before the iPhone, smartwatches before the Apple Watch, and wireless earphones before the AirPods. But we all know when the masses started caring about these product categories.
Despite doubting itself, Apple could be the driving force propelling foldable smartphones into the mainstream. I also believe the next big thing in mobile tech is foldable smartphones. At least until we switch to implants, wearables or some other sci-fi-sounding type of devices.
I mean, what? How many companies are making foldable phones now? 6? That's not a niche amount, at this point in time the CORRECT article to write is "Apple is missing out on a core market sector by ignore a huge portion of the phone market. They are no longer an innovative company, or worth the respect our website continues to give them, but we are so blind by our addiction that we ignore it for these pathetic pieces of rubbish"
Samsung doesn’t innovate, all they do is steal the ideas of others. Also please slap yourself for making the ridiculous claim that Samsung has worked out the kinks of the fold. Good battery life? No. High end camera? No. Usable screen when not unfolded? No. Horrible cease still? Yes. Wickedly overpriced? Yes.
If a screen folds its gonna have a crease unless you use 2 separate glass screens.
You sound like such an ignorant little 4 year old child.
You're just ignorant bro and I don't feel sorry for you.
You should just off yourself from life. Stupid people like you give humans a bad name.
Please explain. What do you consider a high end camera? 🤔 the iPhone doesn't even have a high-end camera.
My phone is 4 years old and has 10x optical zoom. The iPhone does not. I have 100MP the iPhone does not.
Golding technology os expensive. All folding phones are overpriced and Apple won't be any different. In fact if Apple makes on it will cost more. Still have a crease. Won't have a high end camera and will have terrible battery life.
My Note 20 U is almost 4 years old, I still get 2 work days from the battery. I've never gotten thet from an iPhone even the recent ones.
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Today’s smartphones are the closest to perfection this concept could possibly go, except for one thing - their size. Our society is obsessed with screens, so having a big-screen smartphone is important for many people. However, the bigger the screen, the less comfortable the smartphone, specifically when used on the go.
The solution is simple and already available - foldable smartphones. What’s left is for everyone to join the party and work hard on refining the concept.
Despite feeling like reinventing the wheel, both the clamshell and the book-style designs provide the comfort of a smaller device and the joy of a big screen. Whenever moving about your day, you can trust the smaller, less capable external screens for any task. However, when in a comfortable place, you can access greater productivity and convenience just by unfolding the bigger screen.
The few issues with the foldables are related to their price, durability and battery life. They all stem from the fact that relatively few companies put investments into the concept. Samsung is the clear leader in the field, followed by Motorola, Google, OnePlus, and a few others just joining the party. That means there’s a lot of room for improvement in a short time. It also means that the foldables passed through the phase of early adopter obscurity and are about to join the mainstream.
What’s left before crossing the barrier to the mainstream is all about refinement. That’s why we need Apple to join the foldable market. Throughout its history, Apple was successful precisely in refining existing concepts so they get mainstream appeal. There were smartphones before the iPhone, smartwatches before the Apple Watch, and wireless earphones before the AirPods. But we all know when the masses started caring about these product categories.
Despite doubting itself, Apple could be the driving force propelling foldable smartphones into the mainstream. I also believe the next big thing in mobile tech is foldable smartphones. At least until we switch to implants, wearables or some other sci-fi-sounding type of devices.
I mean, what? How many companies are making foldable phones now? 6? That's not a niche amount, at this point in time the CORRECT article to write is "Apple is missing out on a core market sector by ignore a huge portion of the phone market. They are no longer an innovative company, or worth the respect our website continues to give them, but we are so blind by our addiction that we ignore it for these pathetic pieces of rubbish"
Samsung doesn’t innovate, all they do is steal the ideas of others. Also please slap yourself for making the ridiculous claim that Samsung has worked out the kinks of the fold. Good battery life? No. High end camera? No. Usable screen when not unfolded? No. Horrible cease still? Yes. Wickedly overpriced? Yes.
If a screen folds its gonna have a crease unless you use 2 separate glass screens.
You sound like such an ignorant little 4 year old child.
You're just ignorant bro and I don't feel sorry for you.
You should just off yourself from life. Stupid people like you give humans a bad name.
Please explain. What do you consider a high end camera? 🤔 the iPhone doesn't even have a high-end camera.
My phone is 4 years old and has 10x optical zoom. The iPhone does not. I have 100MP the iPhone does not.
Golding technology os expensive. All folding phones are overpriced and Apple won't be any different. In fact if Apple makes on it will cost more. Still have a crease. Won't have a high end camera and will have terrible battery life.
My Note 20 U is almost 4 years old, I still get 2 work days from the battery. I've never gotten thet from an iPhone even the recent ones.
You're such a butt-hurt little stupid stooge.
Write all that again but in Spanish.