The purpose of putting that ugly, protruding T-shaped button is to prevent users from pressing on the edge of the foldable area. Now you know why Android phone manufacturers' foldable screens all look so ugly 😅
The edge of the foldable area is the weakest part of the display, so all phone manufacturers except Apple put an ugly, protruding T-shaped hinge there to solve this problem. Only Apple dared to make that area flat, which is a breakthrough few people even realize. Apple's aesthetic and craftsmanship are unmatched
The edge of the foldable area is the weakest part of the display, so all phone manufacturers except Apple put an ugly, protruding T-shaped hinge there to solve this problem. Only Apple dared to make that area flat, which is a breakthrough few people even realize. Apple's aesthetic and craftsmanship are unmatched
The edge of the foldable area is the weakest part of the display, so all phone manufacturers except Apple put an ugly, protruding T-shaped hinge there to solve this problem. Only Apple dared to make that area flat, which is a breakthrough few people even realize. Apple's aesthetic and craftsmanship are unmatched
@feni_book its not work ,In the folded area, you can't guarantee that the film you put on will stick tightly to Apple's matte film, and this puts the risk of UTG cracks in that area
I genuinely hate videos like this. They put a device under the most abnormal unintended conditions 99.5% of people will never experience or do, then call it “review content” by blaming the manufacturer for optimizing a device for its “intended uses.”
-Don’t bend your phone backwards
-Don’t slam the screen open and closed
-Don’t pour sand on it
-Don’t push the hinge bottom when opening or closing
-Don’t peel off the screen unless it needs pro replacement