The biggest change in Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 is the introduction of flex titanium technology. It drastically decreased the visibility of the inner display crease and made it a more durable, flexible display. What do you think of this improvement?
Samsung has introduced Flex Titanium in its newly launched Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra. This titanium technology provides strength while maintaining the weight of the smartphone. The goal of this technology was to give a premium finish with improved durability without adding any extra weight.
With the introduction of flex titanium technology in the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 series, the visibility of the inner display crease is decreased. So the crease is not as visible as it was in the previous generations of Samsung Foldables. Should Samsung work more on crease visibility in the foldable phones?
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 is 4.2 mm thick and weighs 215 grams. Meanwhile, Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 is 4.5 mm thick and weighs 201 grams. The Galaxy Z Fold8 feels lighter in the pocket. With Flex titanium layers in Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8, the crease is barely noticeable. The phone also offers a smoother grip and easier one-handed folding due to its bevelled frame. Which design do you like more, Galaxy Z Fold7 or Galaxy Z Fold8 and why?
The crease visibility in Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 is barely noticeable. With the introduction of Flex Titanium layers, the visibility has decreased from the previous versions of the Fold series. How visible is the crease in different lighting in the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8?
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 provides many camera features to users. Features like My FanCam, Flex Mode, etc are not available in the previous version of the Fold series. What is your favourite camera mode in the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8?
Samsung's Galaxy XR headset looks slightly like the Apple Vision Pro, and promises sharp visuals, lightweight, and super immersive. But the question is, who&rsquos; it really for? Are we ready for mixed reality in our daily lives, or is this another expensive tech flex? Will the cheaper price help it take on Apple? Too many questions, but I guess we'll know more once more and more people actually try it on.<br; /> <br; /> What do you think?
