Filtered by topic: Samsung Galaxy Clear ✕
… Will the new form factor make it harder to use the foldable with one hand? Definitely yes. Will it offer more of a tablet-like experience when unfolded? Also, yes. Samsung might be looking to compete with wider foldables, including its own trifold, with the upcoming release. …
… Other foldables have already shown what’s possible. Huawei’s newer wide-format foldable designs undercut the idea that a passport-style shape must come with camera sacrifices. Motorola showed that you can have a stylus, a thin form factor, and a complete camera system. …
… The Razr Ultra’s ease of use is unmatched There’s a reason that clamshell foldables won out There are a few reasons that clamshell foldables won out over other folding form factors. …
… Other noted changes are a slightly extended horizontal length which we’re interpreting as thickness and a “crease-free design structure.” That latter is something that’s been hard to achieve for most phone manufacturers and is a sticking point in adoption of the foldable/flippable form factor for s… …
… Worse yet, Samsung removed Flex Mode on the TriFold. This is the feature that lets you prop up a Z Fold 7 like a laptop for video calls or photography. This lack of versatility kills the argument for the form factor. …
… The original Google Pixel Fold aged like fine wine Far from its frustrating roots I hated the original Google Pixel Fold when it launched. It felt half-baked, as the software experience wasn’t excellent for the form factor. …
… Related Samsung hits pause on successors to its riskiest Galaxy phones Bold designs, weak demand The Galaxy Z TriFold is oddly comfortable to live with Relatively lightweight and thin form factor If you pick up the Z TriFold when it’s folded, it feels like a brick in your hand. …
… I liked the smart resizing of apps and icons between displays too, and it feels like Moto has put thought into the OS of this new form-factor device. …
… The form factor is still the reason I prefer the Razr lineup over most others. …
… Our habits have outgrown the form factor, and most of us are mourning the idea of a small phone way more than we’d actually enjoy living with one. …
