Tag: foldable phone

After years of rumors, Google finally announced the release of its much anticipated Pixel Fold on May 10, 2023. The new foldable device has to face fierce competition, though. Beyond popular high-street brands, smaller players like Oppo threaten the market position of the latest arrival. So, how does Google’s new phone stand next to tried-and-tested […]

Google has finally acknowledged the existence of the Pixel Fold. It’s Google’s first attempt at making a foldable phone. The anticipation is over the roof, and rumor mills are working round the clock to keep the conversation going. We have sifted through the rumors, guesses, and the latest Google announcement to come up with what […]

Google and Samsung have both contributed innovations to the foldable phone market. It is evidenced by recently leaked images showing the Pixel Fold device stepping into the foldable smartphone arena. This is after years of speculation, delays, and rumors. Meanwhile, Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 3 5G clamshell foldable phone has already made an impactful statement, […]

Foldable phones are anticipated to be a big thing in 2023, with more and more players entering the market. One of the latest additions comes from HONOR in the form of Magic Vs. Launched in China in November 2022, HONOR’s foldable phone brings serious competition to Samsung and Google. However, is it worth the hype? […]

Foldable phones, like the yet-to-be-released Google Pixel Fold, are creating all the buzz thanks to the versatility and enhanced multi-tasking features they put in the hands of the user. But, this does not mean we should completely forget about some revolutionary smartphones that have dominated the market for the past few years. There’s still room […]

As we all know, Samsung has built its reputation in the foldable series by releasing masterpiece after masterpiece. However, now is the time for real competition, as Motorola has entered the market with its latest foldable series. Motorola released keypad-based foldable phones in 2003 and 2004, so this is not a new concept for them. […]