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Huawei unveils the foldable Mate X2 with an exterior 6.5" screen and interior 8" screen, both with 90Hz refresh rates, available in China from $2,785

The Verge Jon Porter

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  • @greengart Avi Greengart on x
    Huawei has made seriously impressive strides in getting Chinese software developers to update the top 300 apps to optimize for the larger form factor, something Google itself hasn't been able to pull off on tablets, let alone foldables.
  • @greengart Avi Greengart on x
    Some quick thoughts: This is China-only to start, but the design sets a high bar globally. The price (~$2800) is prohibitive, but Huawei's supply chain is constrained by U.S. sanctions. It makes sense to go for profits over volumes.
  • @backlon Dieter Bohn on x
    Making a good OS platform and a safe app store for distribution both add up to less than half the work. Developer Tools and Developer Relations both add up to more than half the work. The math is weird but too often Google doesn't even bother busting out a calculator https://twit…
  • @backlon Dieter Bohn on x
    Huawei's Mate X2 foldable looks good but I hope this doesn't portend the end of form factor experimentation in foldables. We've barely seen a half dozen different kinds so far! https://www.theverge.com/...