In South Korea alone, people have made 1.02 million pre-orders for the latest foldable duo from the homeland giant. That’s actually some record-breaking statistics!
The phone closes with no gapImproved image processing algorithms
The new and almost four times bigger 3,4-inch external screen now provides support for a bunch of third-party apps, such as YouTube, Google Maps, and Netflix. The sheer size of that thing even allows users to text on it, without unfolding the phone.It would be interesting to see the age demographics of that record-breaking 1.02 million Korean pre-orders.
mafia. About 85% of South Korean smartphone users under 30 started with an Android device as their first smartphone, but 53% of them nowadays have switched to iPhone.
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