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oppo收購手機 created what it claims is the most durable hinge on any foldable yet. But to me the clever thing is that, by pushing all the moving parts as close to the outside of the device as possible, there’s less of a gap between the two halves of the phone, resulting in an almost completely flat device when closed.As for its flexible main screen, we’re looking at a big 7.6-inch 2208 x 1840 OLED display with bright vivid colors. Now yes, there is a crease, and I can’t wait for the day when device makers can banish them for good. But at least on the Pixel Fold, it looks slightly less pronounced compared to some other devices. That said, the bigger differences are that Google’s foldable features slightly larger bezels and a wider landscape orientation by default, which is better for watching videos without rotating the phone. And instead of an under-display sensor like Samsung uses, Google has opted for a more traditional interior camera located in the top right corner. Photo by Sam Rutherford/EngadgetAside from its design, where things get really interesting is the Pixel Fold’s software and multitasking features. Even though I’ve only had a few minutes with it thus far, I love how snappy and responsive it feels. Switching from the front to the interior screen is super smooth, and I must admit the way Google syncs the movement of bird’s wings on the wallpaper with the position of the screen is a really nice touch. It even seems like Google has learned from Samsung a bit like with the inclusion of a disappearing taskbar that you can summon by swiping up from the bottom of the screen.Google also says more than 50 first-party apps have already been optimized to run on devices with large screens like the Pixel Fold. You can see this in apps like Youtube, which automatically switches to a special UI when the phone is bent in half. And while Samsung offers similar tweaks in apps on the Z Fold line, it’s really nice to see continued development for adaptive UIs as they are going to play a huge part in making the next generation of foldable devices really shine. Google even showed off a new Interpreter mode that uses both the inside and outside screen at the same time, which works with the phone’s speech recognition so that people can see two different languages get translated in real-time.1 / 12Google Pixel Fold hands-on photoYouTube is one of more than 50 first-party apps that Google says has been optimized to run on devices with larger screens like the Pixel Fold.
Moving on to photos, despite the challenge of finding room for camera sensors in a phone this thin, you still get essentially the same great experience that we saw on the Pixel 7 Pro – including that 5x telephoto zoom. That’s really nice to see compared to the Z Fold 4, which doesn’t have nearly as good sensors and lenses as the S22 Ultra. And just like Samsung, Google included some nifty modes that allow you to shoot photos when the phone is half open or use the rear camera and the front screen at the same to capture super detailed selfies. Sure, these use cases are a bit niche, but they’re really nice for taking group shots without needing to carry a little mobile tripod around.Finally, rounding out the Pixel Fold’s specs are a list of very premium components. We’re talking a Tensor G2 chip, 12GB of RAM, up to 512GB of storage and 120Hz refresh rates on both screens. You also get a side-mounted fingerprint sensor built into its power button, support for wireless charging and IPX8 water resistance, which remains a real rarity among foldable phones. Photo by Sam Rutherford/EngadgetUnfortunately, the Pixel Fold also sports a very premium price of $1,799. I was really hoping to see the cost of big foldable phones come down a bit now that they’ve been around multiple generations, but considering that’s basically the same cost as a Galaxy Z Fold 4, it’s hard to be too mad. Long-term durability is another concern. It took Samsung several generations to create a foldable phone that can really survive daily use (and even now things aren’t perfect). And while I’m sure Google has learned a lot from Samsung’s mistakes, only time will tell how the first foldable Pixel will hold up.In the end, one thing that really struck me is that, when I had a chance to talk to some of the Pixel Fold’s engineers, they told me that this phone represents Google’s best efforts to put its own spin on a big fancy foldable phone. And while I’ve only had a brief time to play around with it so far, I definitely get it. Between its wider screens and design, there’s no way you’re getting this confused with Galaxy Z Fold. But more than that, I like that Google didn’t cut corners with the Pixel Fold’s camera while also cramming more optimized UI layouts and features derived from Android 12L. Photo by Sam Rutherford/EngadgetNow if you’ll allow me to throw one last comparison in the mix, in a lot of ways, I feel like the Pixel Fold is an even more refined version of what I wanted the Surface Duo to be. 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▲iPhone 16系列開賣。(圖/記者蘇晟彥攝)

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iPhone 16 系列今(20)日開賣,許多人紛紛搶開箱,就有國外YouTuber做電池續航力測試,發現16 Pro 比 15 Pro 能多用一小時,16 Pro Max 更是比15 Pro Max 能多用兩小時,亮眼表現讓PTT鄉民直呼「這次有點威猛啊!」引發熱論。

有網友在PTT的iOS板上發起討論「iPhone 16 系列電池續航力測試」,分享YouTube頻道「The Tech Chap」的新片,主題是各種手機的電池測試,包括iPhone 16 Pro Max、16 Pro、16、15 Pro Max、15 Pro、15,還有三星、小米、oppo收購手機oppo等安卓機(測試手機皆為全新機)。

其中,iPhone系列表現如下:

15:可用8小時30分鐘
15 Pro:可用8小時11分鐘
15 Pro Max:可用9小時26分鐘

16:可用9小時11分鐘
16 Pro:可用9小時6分鐘
16 Pro Max:可用11小時29分鐘

結果令原PO直呼,「Pro Max 這次有點威猛啊!」其他網友也紛紛熱議,「電池加大有差啊!」、「第一名(16 Pro Max)硬是比其他安卓高出一截真猛」、「16PM = 15PM」。但也有網友指出,「電池有加大啊,也不算猛吧,合理狀況。」

還有許多人則是提到iOS 18表現真的不錯,「iOS 18續航改進很讚」、「iOS 18體感連11續航都變好了,真的猛」、「iOS 18太神了」、「15 Pro Max升到iOS 18續航和發熱都有很大的改善,手上有15系列的強烈推薦一定要升級。」

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