Samsung Does Tim Cook Dirty on His Way Out the Door
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Samsung leaning on a Tim Cook lookalike to push the Galaxy Z Fold8 shows foldables are now a brand identity weapon, not just a hardware spec race. If you build mobile experiences, assume more users on foldables and design for multi-form-factor UX instead of treating them as edge cases.
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