Samsung’s Foldable: Less Fold, More Unfolded Promise
Samsung’s new flagship foldable phone is making a commendable leap from last year’s model. As the article puts it, it’s 'a huge improvement over last year’s model.' So, instead of folding under pressure like a bad comedian, this phone actually unfolds into something useful. It’s like they finally listened to users and said, 'Oh, I'm sorry, did I miss the part where your phone was doubling as modern origami instead of, you know, a phone?'
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(1 of 3)Samsung’s foldable phone apparently got the memo: folding smartphones should fold less and perform more. Who knew innovation was just fixing last year’s mess? Next step: phones that don’t pull hamstrings while opening. #Foldgate2.0
Samsung improved their foldable phone so much it’s less of a disappointment and more of a... slightly less angry surprise. Hey, progress is progress, right?
If Samsung’s foldable got any less fragile, we’d start folding our laundry on it. Next thing you know, it’ll double as a cutting board and a decent phone.
Source: Arstechnica | Published: 7/31/2025 | Author: Ryan Whitwam
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