Still, you clearly were n’t alone, If you were a little alive when phone manufacturers started revealing and launching foldable smartphones. To some, it sounded like perhaps the world’s smartphone manufacturers were looking to produce a niche rather of filling a need with foldable smartphones, but as time went on and these designs came more refined, we started to see some veritably cool bias. It looks like getting into the world of foldables was a good move for Samsung, at least, as the company participated some rather emotional mileposts moment.

Samsung participated these mileposts in a post to the Samsung Newsroom. The composition substantially comes off as a tone-congratulatory fluff piece that retraces Samsung’s way from the early idea of folding displays through the eventual release of the Galaxy Fold – Samsung’s first consumer folding smartphone – and over to newer folding bias like the Galaxy Z Flip 3.

While it may make for a nice perambulation down memory lane that offers some sapience into the development of these folding phones, we plant one tidbit of information particularly intriguing. In that composition, Samsung claims that the Galaxy Z Flip 3 has driven a surprising number of people to switch smartphone brands.

“ This unknown drive in invention has sparked a surging demand for foldable bias, bringing further druggies to the Galaxy family than ever ahead,” Samsung wrote. “ Compared to the Galaxy Note20, Samsung has seen a 150 percent increase in consumers who switched smartphone brands for the Galaxy Z Flip3, and a 140 percent increase compared to the Galaxy S21.”

There’s a citation in there that says this information comes from Samsung’s Big Data Center, so these are in- house statistics. Still, it’s emotional that the Z Flip 3 seems to be tempting further people over from other bias than the Galaxy S21 and Galaxy Note 20 – two flagships – managed to.

Maybe that’s because foldables like the Z Flip 3 are new, but the results of Samsung’s buyer checks suggest it could be further than that. Those who bought the Z Flip 3, for case, told Samsung that the “ swish design, portability, and an innovative folding form factor were the top motorists behind purchases” of that phone, while Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 buyers were attracted to the phone because of “ its large screen for viewing content, multitasking capabilities and productivity features.”

Though Samsung’s news post is a little too filled with PR speak for our taste, it does feel that the company is onto commodity with its folding phones. From then, Samsung says that it’ll continue to grow the member, in part by uniting with app inventors and “ heavily investing in R&D.”

One cooperation Samsung makes specific note of is its platoon up with Google, which saw the two of them produce guidelines for apps running on folding screen bias before thisyear.However, it seems safe to assume that foldables are going to be central to Samsung’s smartphone strategy moving forward, so we can anticipate to see further of these bias in the future, If there was any question ahead.