Microsoft’s Surface Duo folding phone is not exactly the most technologically advanced device, but it turns out it may be the most thoughtful. The design consists mainly of two standard glass AMOLED panels and a fancy hinge and pales when compared to the wizardry of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2, with its ultra-thin flexible […]
Microsoft’s Surface Duo folding phone is not exactly the most technologically advanced device, but it turns out it may be the most thoughtful. The design consists mainly of two standard glass AMOLED panels and a fancy hinge and pales when compared to the wizardry of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2, with its ultra-thin flexible glass display and 6 different cameras. A recent video by YouTuber MrWhostheboss has however convinced me that Microsoft may be onto something. The video notes that the internally folding design of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 leads to several compromises and wasteful expenses. For example, it means you need an external screen, an external selfie camera, an external rear camera and an internal selfie camera, all of which leads to added expense.
