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Foldable phones are supposed to be the next big thing with multiple companies vying for your pocket. Toms' Guide speaks with everyday people about what they think and ask MrMobile to break down the foldable pros and cons. Plus, Samsung, Google and Motorola weigh in on how they’re trying to take foldables mainstream with the Galaxy Z Fold 5, Pixel Fold and new Motorola Razr.
Foldable phones are supposed to be the next big thing with multiple companies vying for your pocket. Toms' Guide speaks with everyday people about what they think and ask MrMobile to break down the foldable pros and cons. Plus, Samsung, Google and Motorola weigh in on how they’re trying to take foldables mainstream with the Galaxy Z Fold 5, Pixel Fold and new Motorola Razr.
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