Believe it or not, the smartphone was originally more of a designer’s toy than a technological device. If you think of the end of the early 2000s, you’ll remember Nokia phones with unusual forms and designs. It was a time when hardware did all the talking and software played second fiddle.
In the background, Karma was keeping an eye on everything, In the previous ten to twelve years, the software has been more successful than the hardware in terms of customer satisfaction There is no longer a smartphone body, which has been demoted to the background. It has a rectangular shape, and the only question now is whether it is constructed from plastic or metal. However, the situation has altered yet again. Regarding popularity, Samsung dominates when it comes to the Fold series.
It was initially introduced in 2019 as the Samsung Galaxy Fold before being renamed the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold. Huawei, Xiaomi, Microsoft, PPO, and LG are among the other participants in the mix. The flip follows just after the fold. The flip phone is making a comeback. The flip follows immediately after the fold. Yes, the flip phone has returned. What was once the crown gem of Motorola’s phone kingdom, the Moto Razor, Samsung now made its way into Samsung’s treasury. The South Korean electronics behemoth recently published an advertisement promoting the newest versions of its fold and flip smartphones, the Galaxy Z Fold3 and Galaxy Z Flip3, respectively.
The advertisement was created by the creative Cheil India and features Bollywood Star Alia Bhatt . She plays two characters, one striving for the fold and the other salivating for the flip model. It turns out that there is only one of her, and she is unsure whether to flip or fold.
That is hardly the first celebrity to endorse a smartphone company. She was previously the face of Nokia and Pioneer smartphones. What drew our attention was Matt’s endorsement of two of Samsung’s most expensive smartphone models. According to Samsung India’s website, the Galaxy Z Fold3 5 G is available for pre-order for Rs 1.5 lakh and the Galaxy Z Flip3 5G is available for Rs 85,000. (In both pre-order pricing, I’ve rounded up to Re 1.)
At first look, it is apparent that these vehicles are aimed at the “suits,” or those senior-level individuals who travel in SUVs and luxury automobiles and make seven figures per year. They are associated with power and productivity, and once upon a time, most, if not all, of them swore by the BlackBerry phone.
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