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I saw a post on X.com that shows the Samsung's internal screen has the same size and aspect ratio of the iPad mini gens 1~5. Going to be such a slam dunk when Apple releases theirs.
I got my hopes unrealistically high based on a single comment I saw somewhere here on HN, that if Apple already had a nice small screen lying around they might decide they may as well use it to make a small phone again.
I don't think there's much to be done with something that shape for the only screen on a phone.
After WWDC, I predict another flood of iPhone Mini battery replacements. Dozens!
I love the folding ones, but if only I had a folding eink screen, that would be glorious !
Or at least, something close.
Once the novelty wears off, folding and unfolding gets kind of annoying.
As usual, people will buy the iPhone cause it's the iPhone. I don't think Samsung will be stealing any customers as such.
The Samsung Galaxy S (the top range) sells between 25 to 35 million units per year. Sure, it's not iPhones number, which are around 8 to 9 times higher but Samsung has to compete in a huge Android ecosystem, whereas the iOS one has only one offering series per year. The Galaxy S has always been a very solid product line.
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The Samsung Galaxy S (the top range) sells between 25 to 35 million units per year. Sure, it's not iPhones number, which are around 8 to 9 times higher but Samsung has to compete in a huge Android ecosystem, whereas the iOS one has only one offering series per year. The Galaxy S has always been a very solid product line.
That was not their claim. Those with iPhones will continue to buy iPhones while most Galaxy users have always been Android users.
I had one from work. Sucks more than Android.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
The Samsung Galaxy S (the top range) sells between 25 to 35 million units per year. Sure, it's not iPhones number, which are around 8 to 9 times higher but Samsung has to compete in a huge Android ecosystem, whereas the iOS one has only one offering series per year. The Galaxy S has always been a very solid product line.
That was not their claim. Those with iPhones will continue to buy iPhones while most Galaxy users have always been Android users.
Samsung has done it again. They've been making foldable phones in a certain screen ratio and somehow this year they decided to change it to match the unreleased iPhone fold.
Once the novelty wears off, folding and unfolding gets kind of annoying.