Stephen Fennec

Because on the Samsung, the Fold years ago, and probably the same now, you can choose whether you want to optimize it for the Fold.

If you open it, so it'll think, okay, I'll display the app a different way for it.

I don't know if that's the case with the Oppo.

I'll have to check the settings, but...

I couldn't see it.

It displays pretty good most of the time.

Most of the time.

If you've got more – so if you're an app and you're using a front screen of a phone and then you're suddenly given more screen left or right, however you want to look at it, what have you got that you can put there?

And for Instagram and TikTok, it's comments.

Most of the time, like I would say –

20% of videos I instantly open the comments because I can see the first minutes and I can see what people are saying straight to the comments as they say right so let me see that straight away you know yeah to your point about Apple and sort of how this is going to really create a frenzy for fold everyone's going to think oh how good's folds even though they've been around for years

I think that that will flow into the developer community as well, I reckon.

Well, yeah, that's probably true.

The app developers who, let's face it, most of Apple app developers, now that there's a device that can help with that, the big screen, big inside screen.

may think, you know what, this is a thing now.

Let's do something.

And that'll maybe spread out to all the other apps around as well.

But I think we're in for – it's going to be, for some people, a steep learning curve because a lot of people – if you're an iPhone user, you've never had a folding phone in your life.

No.

So this could be a – And, you know, in the seven years that Samsung has been doing it, so has Motorola and Google and others.