Now that the Oppo Find N5 has been fully unveiled and we know what it would cost for most of us to import the device, it is clear that Samsung has one hell of an opportunity to take back both market share and mind share - which honestly might be even more important.

Now that the Oppo Find N5 has been fully unveiled, let’s quickly rundown everything you need to know. The first thing that Oppo wants you to know is that the Find N5 the slimmest book-style folding phone on the market. Measuring in at 4.21mm when opened and weighing only 229g, this folding phone should feel the most like a standard phone of any device on the market yet.

News that the Oppo Find N5 would be going from a 48MP ultrawide with the Open/Find N3 down to a measly 8MP sensor left a lot of people scratching their heads. Why would any OEM seemingly downgrade their phone’s camera year over year, even if it’s probably the least used sensor?

When word broke back in September of 2024 that Huawei was launching this insane piece of tech, the internet basically melted down. My reaction video hit nearly 100K views which is particularly impressive given how little I cover Huawei. It was clear from the buzz alone that this would be an important device - even Samsung appears set to respond.

As someone who has used Mint Mobile for years now, the only real downside that I’ve come across is the fact that like many carriers, their unlimited data wasn’t truly unlimited. Once you hit 40GB of data, which if we’re being honest is a ton, your speeds would be limited to a degree that might make your phone hard to use.

After owning the title of World’s Thinnest Foldable for quite a while, the Honor Magic V3 is set to be surpassed by the Oppo Find N5 which launches this Thursday. Still, coming in at 4.35mm, Honor’s foldable remains an engineering wonder.

All the way back on January 5th I brought you guys news of a patent filed by Samsung for a multi-folding (tri-fold) device. While this patent did show a device that had some similarities to Huawei’s Mate XT, there were at least a few notable differences. Perhaps the most impactful difference is that rather than an “in-and-out” style, this device would see both exterior thirds folding inwards. Samsung Display calls this a G-Flex style device.

As Google releases Android 16 Beta 2 many in the Samsung community are wondering where exactly Android 15 is. The much anticipated One UI 7, which launched on the S25 Series of devices is still nowhere to be seen and today we have update on just how much longer you’ll need to wait… And it’s not great news.

As of this morning the second beta for Android 16 is now live for Pixel devices. As usual, I have installed it on my trusty Pixel Fold in order to break down what’s new.

My recent article and video post ignited a flurry of discussion and speculation regarding the anticipated OnePlus Open 2 foldable phone. I detailed my hypothesis, citing an anonymous tip, the total radio silence from OnePlus on the device, the lack of leaks, and the curious distribution of Oppo Find N5 devices to tech reviewers instead of a potential OnePlus Open successor. These factors led me to believe the Open 2's release was unlikely, a warning I shared with my audience to temper expectations.

According to insider Ross Young, we now have display sizes for the upcoming Samsung Multi-Fold and the Z Fold7. First officially teased at the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event for the S25 series, Young is reporting that the Multi-Fold device will have a 10-inch inner display and a 6.49-inch cover display.

There's a lot of buzz surrounding Oppo's upcoming foldable phone, the Find N5. However, the OnePlus Open 2 has been conspicuously absent from all the usual sources of leaks and social media chatter. This silence raises a question: Could it be that the OnePlus Open 2 is simply not going to be released?