Not only Flip and Fold, because Xiaomi and Motorola also unveiled their own foldable device this week, and also: AliExpress is approaching Israel and OnePlus is getting off the shelves. the week that was
The Chinese shopping site AliExpress is expanding its operations in Israel and opening a dedicated warehouse next to Ben Gurion Airport. The meaning: the delivery time of products sent from the warehouse in Israel will be shortened to 3 to 7 business days, and when ordering products over an amount of 75 dollars no additional payment will be charged on VAT or import taxes.
Moments after the announcement of Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Motorola’s Razr 2022, Xiaomi also joined the folding celebration and announced a second generation Mix Fold.
At the annual Unpacked event held this year in New York, Samsung introduced the new generation of the Z series, their series of foldable devices with the Galaxy Z Fold4 and Galaxy Z Flip4. This is the fourth generation of the company’s foldable phones, and this time it does not present any significant changes compared to the previous generation, but it is a set of improvements that should make the devices even more practical and useful, as well as a little better designed.
Nokia won a patent infringement lawsuit against Oppo and its subsidiary OnePlus. The district court in Mannheim, Germany, ruled that two of the company’s lawsuits regarding 5G connectivity technologies used by Oppo and OnePlus are justified, and that they do infringe on its patents without paying it licensing fees.
After a delay from earlier this month, and as promised, Motorola has unveiled the 2022 version of its foldable phone, the Razr 2022, which is supposed to compete with Samsung’s announced Galaxy Flip4, if it does end up getting a global launch.
Alongside the new foldable phones, Samsung also unveiled a new pair of watches at the Unpacked 2022 event: Galaxy Watch5 and Watch5 Pro. They offer a new design, higher durability and also a required improvement in charging times.