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The Galaxy Z Flip is sturdier and more logical than the Galaxy Fold As a tech journalist I take no pleasure in slating a new product. I got into this business to help celebrate the finest in consumer technology, but I also have an obligation to let people know when something is not worth the hype or their money. I was fully expecting to slate theGalaxy Z Flip, Samsung’s second folding smartphone, bracing myself to indulge in a rare hatchet job....

The Galaxy Z Flip is sturdier and more logical than the Galaxy Fold As a tech journalist I take no pleasure in slating a new product. I got into this business to help celebrate the finest in consumer technology, but I also have an obligation to let people know when something is not worth the hype or their money. I was fully expecting to slate theGalaxy Z Flip, Samsung’s second folding smartphone, bracing myself to indulge in a rare hatchet job....

The Galaxy Z Flip is the first foldable that doesn’t feel flawed Fourth time’s the charm. After compromised first attempts at foldables from Huawei, Motorola, and Samsung itself, the Galaxy Z Flip is the first foldable that doesn’t feel compromised from the start. First there was theFold, Samsung’s initial attempt. Setting aside the very public durability problems that plagued the phone’s first run, even the fixed version is too vulnerable to creases and dents and bogged down by a halfway-house exterior display that’s neither attractive nor practical....

The Galaxy Z Flip is the first foldable that doesn’t feel flawed Fourth time’s the charm. After compromised first attempts at foldables from Huawei, Motorola, and Samsung itself, the Galaxy Z Flip is the first foldable that doesn’t feel compromised from the start. First there was theFold, Samsung’s initial attempt. Setting aside the very public durability problems that plagued the phone’s first run, even the fixed version is too vulnerable to creases and dents and bogged down by a halfway-house exterior display that’s neither attractive nor practical....

US claims Huawei can already spy on mobile networks US intelligence officials have claimed that Huawei can access data from mobile networks globally via so-called back doors. According to aWall Street Journal report, the Chinese telecoms firm has had the ability to snoop on other countries in this manner for over a decade. The report comes at a time when the US government is strongly advising other nations not to use Huawei equipment to build next generation 5G networks....