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Foldable phones promise more screen, but current models face significant hurdles. Book-style foldables are too big, while flip phones suffer from confusing software. Both are works in progress for early adopters.
After a months-long exploration of various smartphones, including foldables and flip phones, senior editor David Pierce found himself returning to the familiar embrace of an iPhone. He discusses the significant challenges of switching phones, the software and hardware flaws in newer form factors, and the compelling AI advancements in Android, ultimately explaining why the iPhone's ecosystem won out.
