OnePlus left western civilization :(

As a Motorola user i am very amused, thank you :3

I just got the Motorola G Stylus 2026 and like it a lot.

Still has a headphone jack <3

And the stylus is active now, with pressure sensitivity!

Finally a newer phone than my old galaxy note 9 from 2018 that doesn't feel like a downgrade. More like a ... Side-grade.

Anyway,

lol suck it apple

Isn't this what Apple has been doing for decades now? Wait until tech stabilizes and doing it right? It tried to really innovate with the AR/VR headset and it flopped.

If I had $1 for every time I've personally seen a folding phone in the wild, I'd still have $0.

Everyone's forgetting the true OG: The humble Royole Flexpai

(It was a total piece of shit)

Apple is a slow development company. Their strategy has never been moving fast on new trends. It’s too volatile. That being said it is kind of embarrassing when they show up so late to the game with this.

Given that foldables are 2% of the market, I’m not sure the fact that there are a half dozen (or more) out there already is the flex you think it is.

And all of them start showing crease on the folding line after a few weeks or months.

I really do find it funny that I never see memes or comments making fun of any other company relating to phones.

Don’t get me wrong. I have had android phones, windows phones, and even PalmOS phones. I know Apple is always behind the times, their comment about copy and paste needing to be perfect before release drove me up a wall. If I remember correctly, it was a jailbreak developer that made copy and paste available on the iPhone a few years before officially being released.

However, I never see people make fun of other companies after they announce a new release. Yall must really hate Apple.

True, and nobody wants any of them

For all the foldables that existed till now, only apples feels like a good ratio both open and close. Samsung fold doesn't count as they manufacure the iPhone displays and as usual released them as their own just before apple.

Who cares who got to market first?