| This past week, I checked out Samsung’s big reveal of their new smartphone lines, the most intriguing was of course their new folding phone. The last foldable from Samsung, was –in short– a disaster, this one has some definite potential. More from my colleague Brian’s time with the device: “For starters, the form factor just makes more sense. The "why" of the Fold was significantly more difficult to explain to those outside the industry (and frankly, many of those inside it, as well). Anyone who's ever used a clamshell phone, on the other hand, will immediately get the Flip. You've got a roomy 6.7-inch screen that you can snap shut and stick in your pocket. It's pretty much as simple as that — it's just that there was a lot of innovation that had to happen in order to get us back to square one with a larger, uninterrupted touchscreen display. Also of note is the price. Of course, $1,380 isn't cheap by practically any measure, but that's a pretty big drop down from the $2,000 Galaxy Fold. The argument that Fold users should have been extra careful with the device given its price point have always struck me as somewhat counter-intuitive. If anything, a device that price ought to have added safeguards built-in. The Flip has implemented a number of learnings from the earlier product, namely a glass covering, edges hidden beneath (sizable) bezels and an advanced folding mechanism designed to keep dust and debris out. In fact, this time out, the folding mechanism itself is considered a marquee feature. Per Samsung's press material: Inspired by a lotus blossom, the Hideaway Hinge is precisely articulated for a satisfying folding motion — even allowing you to adjust the folding angle. Sweeper technology helps repel dirt and dust to keep your folds as smooth as your style. That's a marketing way of saying that it's a lot harder to get crap trapped behind the screen, which could eventually break it. The folding mechanism is, indeed, a nice step up. It feels more robust than the sometimes floppy Fold. You can keep it open at different configurations, like a 90 degree "L" shape for watching videos. The biggest downside of the more robust mechanism is that it's harder to flip open with a single hand, owing to resistance, and it doesn't have as satisfying a snap shut. Those all seem like pretty minor quibbles, to be honest — especially if it means a more robust product. Samsung rates the Z Flip at 200,000 folds — same as the Fold. Of course, in CNET's testing, the Fold lasted about 120,000 mechanical folds.” Read more | 
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