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Actually, there is a huge difference here. Unlike the hardware defects often seen in Pixel devices, the nano-texture finish on the iPhone Duo is a deliberate design choice rather than a manufacturing flaw.
"Course, I don't expect the Fold to be as fragile as say something that is trifolding."
This foldable from Google is prone to bending backward too easily. It's like a game of Bend It Like Beckham. Junk google like usual less ram old display tech bends backward sh!t what else can go wrong ohhh yeas the $100 price hike.
Actually, there is a huge difference here. Unlike the hardware defects often seen in Pixel devices, the nano-texture finish on the iPhone Duo is a deliberate design choice rather than a manufacturing flaw.
"Course, I don't expect the Fold to be as fragile as say something that is trifolding."
This foldable from Google is prone to bending backward too easily. It's like a game of Bend It Like Beckham. Junk google like usual less ram old display tech bends backward sh!t what else can go wrong ohhh yeas the $100 price hike.
Huh? You're wrong. Many choice made my OEM's can be flawed, because the chosen design itself can cause problems.
Here are some factual examples. When you make a phone bigger, you have to design it to be more rigid, so that it is not easy to bend. When Samsung 1st made a big phone, ypou could not bend it like a piece if paper because they used a high grade of aluminum and use structure reinforcement. Apple didn't so this with the iPhone 6 and you can clearly see its design was flawed.
Tablets - The iPad as we have seen over the years, has been much easier to bend vs ANY other tablet on the market. This is a proven fact that you cannot change. It is because its design is flawed because the material is not strengthen to resist bending.
What makes this weird is that, Samsung products tend to be much lighter in weight vs Apple. Heavier products should be stronger, but Apple products though weight more tend to be more fragile. This is fact not fiction.
Your claim that a matte screen is now a flaw is not 100% correct based on the info in front of your face. It causes problems. The articles says a matte screen doesn't work well with writing devices. It causes less sharpness and less brightness. Those sound like flaws to me.
The positive of a matte screen is the same as it is on the casing. It resists things like greasy fingerprints and smudges and yes it is easier to clean because it gets less dirty. But that doesn't take away the cons of it, that you are purposely omitting because it is Apple.
And glass displays aren't any harder to clean, you just need to use the right kind of cloth to clean them. And maybe people should stop using their phones when they are eating greasy food or wet hands from sweating after they've been running or something.
Electronics are too expensive and are made from the cheapest materials like aluminum and glass that are not resilient to the abuse we put them through day by day. Plastic phones yes don't feel as cool, but they stand up better to the type of abuse they are gonna receive.
No matter what you claim, regardless of brand; they products are flawed as soon as they are manufactured. They are designed with planned adolescence so that you buy over and over again.
I have products and so do people I know, like tv's and cd players, VCR's, amplifiers and more that we have had for decades and they have never been repaired, never stopped working and back then were considered expensive. Todays products cost as much as 10x's more and barely even last a year.
I love this. Android fans girls have absolutely nothing to pick on regarding the Apple foldable, so they have to make something up. It's incredible.
The iPhone 18 Pro Max completely milled the S26 Ultra in every category. It’s no surprise that Samsung and Google fans girls are feeling defensive now that the iPhone Duo has raised the bar for foldables as well.
Actually, there is a huge difference here. Unlike the hardware defects often seen in Pixel devices, the nano-texture finish on the iPhone Duo is a deliberate design choice rather than a manufacturing flaw.
"Course, I don't expect the Fold to be as fragile as say something that is trifolding."
This foldable from Google is prone to bending backward too easily. It's like a game of Bend It Like Beckham. Junk google like usual less ram old display tech bends backward sh!t what else can go wrong ohhh yeas the $100 price hike.
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Actually, there is a huge difference here. Unlike the hardware defects often seen in Pixel devices, the nano-texture finish on the iPhone Duo is a deliberate design choice rather than a manufacturing flaw.
"Course, I don't expect the Fold to be as fragile as say something that is trifolding."
This foldable from Google is prone to bending backward too easily. It's like a game of Bend It Like Beckham. Junk google like usual less ram old display tech bends backward sh!t what else can go wrong ohhh yeas the $100 price hike.
Apple having issues, no way. Someone better check on Tuga lol before he has an aneurysm. He's a bigger bootlicker than that other 🤡.
Course, I don't expect the Fold to be as fragile as say something that is trifolding.
The state of news articles on this website is abysmal
Actually, there is a huge difference here. Unlike the hardware defects often seen in Pixel devices, the nano-texture finish on the iPhone Duo is a deliberate design choice rather than a manufacturing flaw.
"Course, I don't expect the Fold to be as fragile as say something that is trifolding."
This foldable from Google is prone to bending backward too easily. It's like a game of Bend It Like Beckham. Junk google like usual less ram old display tech bends backward sh!t what else can go wrong ohhh yeas the $100 price hike.
Huh? You're wrong. Many choice made my OEM's can be flawed, because the chosen design itself can cause problems.
Here are some factual examples. When you make a phone bigger, you have to design it to be more rigid, so that it is not easy to bend. When Samsung 1st made a big phone, ypou could not bend it like a piece if paper because they used a high grade of aluminum and use structure reinforcement. Apple didn't so this with the iPhone 6 and you can clearly see its design was flawed.
Tablets - The iPad as we have seen over the years, has been much easier to bend vs ANY other tablet on the market. This is a proven fact that you cannot change. It is because its design is flawed because the material is not strengthen to resist bending.
What makes this weird is that, Samsung products tend to be much lighter in weight vs Apple. Heavier products should be stronger, but Apple products though weight more tend to be more fragile. This is fact not fiction.
Your claim that a matte screen is now a flaw is not 100% correct based on the info in front of your face. It causes problems. The articles says a matte screen doesn't work well with writing devices. It causes less sharpness and less brightness. Those sound like flaws to me.
The positive of a matte screen is the same as it is on the casing. It resists things like greasy fingerprints and smudges and yes it is easier to clean because it gets less dirty. But that doesn't take away the cons of it, that you are purposely omitting because it is Apple.
And glass displays aren't any harder to clean, you just need to use the right kind of cloth to clean them. And maybe people should stop using their phones when they are eating greasy food or wet hands from sweating after they've been running or something.
Electronics are too expensive and are made from the cheapest materials like aluminum and glass that are not resilient to the abuse we put them through day by day. Plastic phones yes don't feel as cool, but they stand up better to the type of abuse they are gonna receive.
No matter what you claim, regardless of brand; they products are flawed as soon as they are manufactured. They are designed with planned adolescence so that you buy over and over again.
I have products and so do people I know, like tv's and cd players, VCR's, amplifiers and more that we have had for decades and they have never been repaired, never stopped working and back then were considered expensive. Todays products cost as much as 10x's more and barely even last a year.
Oppo Find N7 less visible crease and they didn't have to resort to that crappy matte screen gimmick. 🤣
Oh, sweet! When did they release the N7...!?
I love this. Android fans girls have absolutely nothing to pick on regarding the Apple foldable, so they have to make something up. It's incredible.
The iPhone 18 Pro Max completely milled the S26 Ultra in every category. It’s no surprise that Samsung and Google fans girls are feeling defensive now that the iPhone Duo has raised the bar for foldables as well.
Actually, there is a huge difference here. Unlike the hardware defects often seen in Pixel devices, the nano-texture finish on the iPhone Duo is a deliberate design choice rather than a manufacturing flaw.
"Course, I don't expect the Fold to be as fragile as say something that is trifolding."
This foldable from Google is prone to bending backward too easily. It's like a game of Bend It Like Beckham. Junk google like usual less ram old display tech bends backward sh!t what else can go wrong ohhh yeas the $100 price hike.