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I wonder how they'll address the crease. My guess is one of two ways. Not address it at all. Or tell you that you don't see what you really see.
by HumblyTossed 4mo ago
I wonder how they'll address the crease.
My guess is one of two ways. Not address it at all. Or tell you that you don't see what you really see.
- CamelCaseName 4mo agoHuawei's crease is virtually invisible.
- groundzeros2015 4mo agoDon’t you think that’s the first thing they would look at before green light?
- layer8 4mo agoThey'll likely use what Samsung showcased at CES in January (https://www.sammobile.com/news/samsung-crease-less-foldable-oled-panel-showcased-z-fold-8/ https://www.sammobile.com/news/samsung-crease-less-foldable-...), or something very close to it.
- nozzlegear 4mo ago> Or tell you that you don't see what you really see. ?
- MontagFTB 4mo agoiPhone Dynamic Crease (tm)
- hbn 4mo agoWhy would they bring attention to it at all? What company has ever highlighted the crease in their foldable for any reason other than to say it's improved from the previous year?
- tromp 4mo agoI think Oppo is the first to visibly eliminate the crease with their Find N6. https://www.pcmag.com/news/i-tried-oppos-latest-foldable-phone-and-its-crease-is-practically-impossible https://www.pcmag.com/news/i-tried-oppos-latest-foldable-pho...
- HumblyTossed 4mo ago> eliminate I don't think that word means what you think it means.