@Mrchris3386@Noah__DU@vildosolaonx@appltrack Polymer is plastic. It's like how Samsung says the z fold has ultra thin glass and a titanium backplate. Fancy marketing for a plastic screen
@mynamebedan Hard disagree. With touch id your muscle memory has the phone unlocked and opened by the time it's out of your pocket. This goes for both under screen sensors and capacitive ones on the power button
The more iPhone Duo hands-on videos I watch, the more I feel that Samsung was just muddling through before Apple arrived.
Samsung has been making foldables for years, yet it never seems to have figured out what the experience should actually be like. Everything follows an engineering mindset: the screen folds, the features work, job done. But how much thought has gone into the transition between folded and unfolded, the little details of every interaction, and how it all actually feels to use?
Then Apple comes along, and suddenly you realize: a foldable can do this? It can feel like this? Things we had grown used to, and even accepted as inevitable, suddenly turn out to have so much room for improvement.
To me, Apple has both redefined the foldable and expanded our understanding of what one can be. That’s the difference between a great product and a mediocre one.
Now I look at the Galaxy Z Fold 8 in my hand, and it honestly looks like an idiot.
Samsung, please just stick to supplying hardware components. You really aren’t cut out to make software or finished consumer products.
it’s honestly so funny how bad the iPhone Duo mogs the Galaxy Fold8
Apple redesigned iOS’s ENTIRE core UI for this new form factor
…meanwhile Samsung just copied the Duo leaks with ZERO effort. making a phone where only 20% of the Messages app can show messages 😍