cdmagurus.com
01-09-2019, 11:09 AM
For the moment, Royole can boast something that smartphone giant Samsung can’t: The smaller consumer electronics company has a foldable Android smartphone, the FlexPai, and Samsung doesn’t.
While Samsung reportedly has a folding phone under development (https://www.pcworld.com/article/3318661/mobile/samsung-folding-galaxy-phone.html), the FlexPai is here. While the FlexPai doesn’t quite fold flat—the rolling hinge is more like the Surface Book than anything else—it does get compact enough to fit in a pocket, and unfolds to yield a tablet-sized 7.8-inch screen. The 1920x1440 screen didn’t blow me away in terms of resolution, but it’s bright and clear enough to satisfy most users.
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While Samsung reportedly has a folding phone under development (https://www.pcworld.com/article/3318661/mobile/samsung-folding-galaxy-phone.html), the FlexPai is here. While the FlexPai doesn’t quite fold flat—the rolling hinge is more like the Surface Book than anything else—it does get compact enough to fit in a pocket, and unfolds to yield a tablet-sized 7.8-inch screen. The 1920x1440 screen didn’t blow me away in terms of resolution, but it’s bright and clear enough to satisfy most users.
To read this article in full, please click here (https://cdmagurus.com/article/3331902/smartphones/victory-royole-the-flexpai-is-the-first-folding-phone-weve-seen.html#jump)
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