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This article is extremely poorly written and has the assumption we all very deep in folding phone lore and can read the writers mind. I think there's some new
by whywhywhywhy 2mo ago
This article is extremely poorly written and has the assumption we all very deep in folding phone lore and can read the writers mind.
I think there's some new folding phone aspect ratio ("passport sized"?) that's more popular but the article never really explains which one they're talking about. Don't think it means moving away from folding in general.
- soco 2mo agoDunno which country they mean, but my passport is quite big. I would never buy such a behemoth phone. But maybe that's just me, always sticking with the smallest (flagships) available... I also never bought a tablet, so the foldable brings something in which I was never interested.
- bayesnet 2mo agoPassport sizes are standardized and AFAIK every issuer complies: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO/IEC_7810 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO/IEC_7810
- shawabawa3 2mo agoAlso this line is very weird: > That’s enough to mean the 11 Pro Fold still feels like a smart purchase right now, but I’m worried it won’t do for long. How long are these phone's purchasable windows? like 12 months max? So it's still a "smart purchase" now, despite being out of date? So maybe it's not out of date yet? But will be soon, like literally every other phone?
- dbbk 2mo agoI have literally never seen a folding phone 'in the wild'. I'm interested! But it's certainly nowhere on the mainstream radar.