https://arstechnica.com/google/2023/07/pixel-fold-review-the-first-foldable-that-actually-feels-like-a-tablet/
Google takes foldable software to the next level, and it makes a big difference.
the whole thing about not having different home screens on each screen is so classic google dumb
I have a pixel fold. It makes sense to have different home screens but as someone who only keeps two pages (one for my most used apps and one for widgets) I don't mind seeing a combined home screen when I open my fold up
Yea I gave the z fold from 2 to 4 and the separate home screens didn't really do anything for me. Having it combined now and in a smart way is what I like more.
Idk, that seems like the most logical way to do it, the only disadvantage is not having widgets span across the middle of the unfolded home screen
For $1800, you'd expect the slickest and most perfect mobile device you've ever owned... and, from what I'm reading, it's a gimmicky device with a lot of sacrifices necessary in order to make the gimmick work.
There really isn't that many sacrifices. I mean I'm not defending the cost but it's not like a crippled device compared to anything else.