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Put this on a scale that is not strange but actually very good. The split-screen mode we see in the newly released Samsung Galaxy Z Flip is not unique to this foldable smartphone. Other OEMs planning to release dual or foldable display devices may also support this feature on their future smartphones, Google said. In fact, this is one of the most interesting features of the latest foldable phones on the market, and is expected to improve on the troubled Galaxy Fold.

Samsung calls it a "flexible model" on its Galaxy Z Flip. It divides the display into two four-inch screens, and you will be able to perform different operations on each screen. For example, if you watch a YouTube video in the top half, you can read the comments or search for the next video to watch on another screen. You can also call Google Duo in the top half, and then call the mobile control in the lower half of the screen.

Google told The Verge that even if Samsung and Google developed Galaxy Z Flip, this model would soon apply to other OEMs. If Samsung's new smartphones and other phones such as the Motorola RAZR succeed, flip devices may become popular again. They were popular long before large displays became a reality, so it will be interesting to see how these dual or collapsible display devices will evolve in the smartphone era.

The Verge shared how Nintendo used its own Nintendo DS and Nintendo 3DS to do similar things. They can divide the game content into two screens, which is of course very useful for mobile gamers. It will also be interesting to see how they will eventually be transformed and improved in smartphones.

If you already want to try Galaxy Z Flip and its Flex model, it will be available in South Korea on Valentine's Day today. You will eventually get the black version or purple version and gold version in some countries. It will cost you 1380 dollars.

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