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I recently had the opportunity to try the latest and I must say the most interesting products that Samsung currently offers in the field of mobile phones. It was about Galaxy Z Fold3, so also about Galaxy Z FlipI understand that for some it will be nothing new and nothing interesting, but for me as a person who has not used anything other than for the last ten years iPhone, it's quite an interesting experience. While Galaxy Z Fold3 didn't make much sense to me because of its size, so Galaxy Z Flip I'm honestly really excited. Fold3 is definitely an interesting device, but the fact that it opens like a book somewhat disqualifies me from even considering it. Flip on the contrary, it offers the possibility of having a phone with a large display from a relatively small device in a second, and right on Z Flip My eyes fell out. Yes, it's true that I still mind the imperfection of the display in that bend, but I would be willing to accept that as a price for something new and interesting for me.

It is clear to me that there will be a lot of people who will now write about how there is nothing interesting about a flexible display and how it is the last thing they need in life and yes, I too can live without a flexible display and unlike many people even without a phone. It's a shame though Apple he hasn't been experimenting much lately and even though his product lines keep growing and compared to what he used to look like Apple ten or fifteen years ago we had the opportunity to buy almost every product in several sizes and with different performances, they are still essentially the same products. What really separates iPhone 13 iPhone Pro a iPhone Pro Max? Display size and camera quality? Great, but nestWouldn't it be great if we could try a new concept? If there was a way to buy a flexible iPhone, so those who see added value in it would buy it, and those who don't would simply not buy it and remain faithful to the classics.

I know that just experimenting has brought Apple it was only months away from near collapse, but that was forty years ago and a lot has changed since then. Personally, I no longer have the need I once had to own everything Apple will issue A lot of products simply aren't for me, so I don't have them, for example Apple Watch or iPad. However, I constantly feel that the things I would like to Applu could buy is really quite a few and even though the portfolio is huge at first glance, it is actually only four or five product categories that are really only separated by little things, not a completely different approach to things. I know that Apple has historically always been a company that knew what was best for us and just did what people wanted and it would work, but I really don't think thatchat people being able to decide for themselves what they want to use sometimes might not be a bad thing. So I hope that when Apple in a few years he will come with a flexible phoneonem, so it will not replace it iPhone as we know it today, but it will be something that will be next to it, as another possibility, another choice.

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