This is why Samsung built the Galaxy Z Fold 8, a passport-sized foldable that sets ‘the new standard for viewing content’
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A passport-sized Fold 8 is Samsung betting that pocketable large screens are a mainstream, not niche, form factor. If your product depends on mobile engagement, assume more users will have tablet-class real estate in-hand and design workflows, layouts, and media for that dual-mode reality.
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