Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 2 5G could massively outsell its predecessor

Juniya Sankaraby Juniya SankaraUpdated on: September 3, 2020

How quickly can an inherently flawed mobile technology mature in this day and age? Judging from the , which and almost surprisingly refined despite its predecessor’s highly publicized manufacturing defects, the answer can be as quickly as one year.

Of course, it’s far too early to know how ‘s second-gen foldable flagship will hold up in long-term real-world usage, and until Corning rolls out a Gorilla Glass generation capable of bending, it’s certainly wise to expect a higher degree of frailty from these bad boys when compared to conventional smartphones.

You might also like

Microsoft publishes images showing single and dual-screen layouts for the Surface Duo

Updated on: April 3, 2020

India's Officials Lift Ban on Using Galaxy Note 7 Units in Airplanes

Updated on: October 1, 2016

76,000 People Still Use the Note 7 in the US, Here Are Some of Their Stories

Updated on: January 30, 2017

Please leave a reply