Common mistakes you should avoid when using foldable phones
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Foldable phones have unique durability concerns thanks to their moving parts and internal screens.
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A sleek, modern living room with a large window overlooking a cityscape, featuring a man sitting on a couch, carefully folding and unfolding a foldable phone, while a framed poster next to him reads 'DURABILITY COUNTS HERE'.
Caption: He's just checking if it's still there.
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Based on the original story on engadget.com.
Editor's note
Who knew folding a phone could be as tricky as origami with wet paper? It's like trying to juggle while riding a unicycle—cool to watch, but disaster if you slip up. Keep those hinges happy and your tech tantrums to a minimum!
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Panel 1
*Setting: A living room with a coffee table covered in newspapers and magazines. A person, presumably in their mid-30s, is sitting on a couch, holding a foldable phone with one hand and a cup of coffee in the other. The phone is slightly bent, with a small crease visible on the screen.* Person (Muttering to themselves)
Person: Why does my coffee insist on leaving these little creases?
Panel 2
*Setting: A sleek, modern kitchen. The person is standing at the counter, flipping through a recipe book with one hand and holding the creased foldable phone with the other. They pause, looking perplexed.* Person (To the phone)
Person: Was it supposed to look like this after a trip to the grocery store?
Panel 3
*Setting: A bedroom with a bed and a nightstand. The person is lying in bed, holding the phone and staring at it intently. The phone is now noticeably bent and creased, with a small book lying open on the nightstand next to it.* Person (To the phone)
Person: I think I finally figured out how to break it: just keep reading.
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