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02-26-2019, 11:36 PM
In just a few months, the first folding phones will be available for sale, and if you have a couple thousand dollars burning a hole in your pocket, you can buy one for your very own. But while those first few buyers will be the talk of the town, the Samsung Galaxy Fold (https://www.pcworld.com/article/3342121/android/samsung-galaxy-fold-launch.html) and Huawei Mate X (https://www.pcworld.com/article/3342451/mobile/huawei-mate-x-folding-phone-5g.html) might not be as top-of-the-line as their price tags would suggest.
While they certainly represent an advancement in overall smartphone technology and an exciting new direction for the future, in some ways, folding phones are a step backward from the premium phone we’re used to using. Here are three areas of concern I have as the folding revolution takes shape:
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While they certainly represent an advancement in overall smartphone technology and an exciting new direction for the future, in some ways, folding phones are a step backward from the premium phone we’re used to using. Here are three areas of concern I have as the folding revolution takes shape:
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