Samsung One UI 2 tour with new Galaxy foldable flip phone tease
At its 2019 Samsung Developer Conference, the phone-maker showed One UI 2 software running on a Galaxy Fold flip phone concept. Sorry, Motorola.
One UI 2 brings better reachability, moving icons, dark mode for the lock and home screen, high-contrast visuals, brightness awareness and smaller notification windows to Samsung Galaxy phones, wearables, tablets and folding phones.
In its keynote, Samsung teased a new Galaxy Fold phone design that folds in half horizontally like a flip phone. The timing of the tease is curious since Motorola said that it will launch a folding screen version of the Moto Razr by the end of the year.
We walk through One UI 2 on a Galaxy Note 10 and take a look at the new Galaxy Fold design concept.
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One UI 2 brings better reachability, moving icons, dark mode for the lock and home screen, high-contrast visuals, brightness awareness and smaller notification windows to Samsung Galaxy phones, wearables, tablets and folding phones.
In its keynote, Samsung teased a new Galaxy Fold phone design that folds in half horizontally like a flip phone. The timing of the tease is curious since Motorola said that it will launch a folding screen version of the Moto Razr by the end of the year.
We walk through One UI 2 on a Galaxy Note 10 and take a look at the new Galaxy Fold design concept.
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