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Royole FlexPai’s flexible smartphone at the Mobile World Congress 2019
Royole has literally bent the rules of smartphone technology at MWC 2019, with the new FlexPai. Watch the video for a first glimpse at it.
27 Feb 2019Foldable phone outlook hinges on price
Samsung, the world’s biggest seller of smartphones, unveiled a handset that folds open like a book to be a tabletHuawei, immediately followed in its footsteps and presented its own phone with a folding screen
3 min read25 Feb 2019Huawei to unveil its foldable 5G-enabled phone at MWC 2019
Huawei will release the foldable phone four days after Samsung unveiled its Galaxy Fold at the Mobile World Congress 20195G connectivity will give it an advantage over Samsung Fold which is a 4G-only device
1 min read25 Feb 2019From foldable phones to 5G devices, here’s what Mobile World Congress has to offer
The event, set to begin from 25 Feb, will allow attendees to take a closer look at Samsung’s new foldable phoneThe two big trends of the MWC 2019 are expected to be 5G and foldable phones
2 min read22 Feb 2019Blown away by innovation or price? Samsung’s foldable phone opens up debate
Samsung’s Galaxy Fold foldable smartphone has a hefty price tag of nearly $2000 (about ₹1.4 lakh)Online, social media users were divided over the price, the features, and whether consumers would even need such a phone
2 min read21 Feb 2019Samsung to make at least 1 million foldable phones, report says
The company may raise the production volume of its foldable devices depending on market reception
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