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OriginalGriff

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Richard Andrew x64

Weren't all phones foldable before they became smartphones?

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OriginalGriff

The clamshells like the Motorola Razr were, but the Nokias weren't. I had Nokias, but moved to Razr because the clamshell design prevented pocket dialing.

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trønderen

I tried with both my ISDN phone and an old POTS phone I was using through an adapter box, but neither of the would fold. It really doesn't matter though, as the ISDN service folded last year.

Richard Andrew x64

;P

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Gary R Wheeler

I had an LG phone that would fold on both the long and short axes. On the short axis it worked like a normal flip phone. On the long one it gave you a reasonable keyboard for texting. The keytops were OLED's which changed to match how you were using the phone. The most amazing thing about the phone was how robust the corner hinge was.

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