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I've always argued: if you make the outer screen too much like a regular slab, you never need to unfold. People forget the outer screen was supposed to be nothing more than a glorified notification screen.
Now here we are. That's why I find that square non-folding Huawei intriguing
"While I haven't used it as a daily driver yet..."
Yeah I can't take this guy seriously... and what a coincidence you wanting a non folding passport style phone immediately after Huawei announced Pura X view... how original...
I've always argued: if you make the outer screen too much like a regular slab, you never need to unfold. People forget the outer screen was supposed to be nothing more than a glorified notification screen.
Now here we are. That's why I find that square non-folding Huawei intriguing
Why the sudden interest in a passport-sized form factor? In 2014 there was a phone literally named "Passport" that was beaten like a trad wife by so-called tech writers. I remember how phones with 3-1/2" width were too unwieldy and so forth and so on. What changed, removing the physical keyboard was the trick?
I've always argued: if you make the outer screen too much like a regular slab, you never need to unfold. People forget the outer screen was supposed to be nothing more than a glorified notification screen.
Now here we are. That's why I find that square non-folding Huawei intriguing
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I've always argued: if you make the outer screen too much like a regular slab, you never need to unfold. People forget the outer screen was supposed to be nothing more than a glorified notification screen.
Now here we are. That's why I find that square non-folding Huawei intriguing
"While I haven't used it as a daily driver yet..."
Yeah I can't take this guy seriously... and what a coincidence you wanting a non folding passport style phone immediately after Huawei announced Pura X view... how original...
I've always argued: if you make the outer screen too much like a regular slab, you never need to unfold. People forget the outer screen was supposed to be nothing more than a glorified notification screen.
Now here we are. That's why I find that square non-folding Huawei intriguing
Why the sudden interest in a passport-sized form factor? In 2014 there was a phone literally named "Passport" that was beaten like a trad wife by so-called tech writers. I remember how phones with 3-1/2" width were too unwieldy and so forth and so on. What changed, removing the physical keyboard was the trick?
I've always argued: if you make the outer screen too much like a regular slab, you never need to unfold. People forget the outer screen was supposed to be nothing more than a glorified notification screen.
Now here we are. That's why I find that square non-folding Huawei intriguing