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After Samsung disaster, foldable phones are a no-show at Google I/O


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If foldable phones are supposed to be the future, Google missed its big chance to get people pumped about them.

While they were very briefly mentioned during the main Google I/O keynote on Monday, foldable phones weren’t on display at any of its sessions.

The scrapped plan, I'm told, was to have some kind of foldables showcase in one of the "sandbox" experiences at I/O. There, attendees would have been able to try out foldable phones (or see prototypes and concept devices), and get more information about how Android would be adapted for them. 

The company to blame for the no-show? Almost certainly Samsung. Read more...

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