Foldable phone race heats up as Google enters the fold

2019-5-13 14:20

We’ve gone through a rollercoaster ride when it comes to foldable phones this year. Huawei and Samsung released their foldables the Mate X and the Galaxy Fold. Last month, the latter was involved in controversy after reviewers found their units breaking down (both in terms of hardware and software).

 Samsung eventually postponed the launch. Now, according to a report by CNET, Google is working on a device for this new form factor.  Mario Queiroz, who leads the Pixel team at Google, told the publication that the company is experimenting with a foldable phone: We’re prototyping foldable displays and many other new hardware…

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