The first smartphone with a double folding screen arrives in Spain


The first smartphone with a double folding screen arrives in Spain



The new ZTE Axon M, which will cost 852 euros, allows you to use the two parts with different apps at the same time or create a huge screen between them for a tablet experience



    The mobiles do not stop evolving. Less than two weeks before the start of the largest mobile congress in the world (MWC), where smartphones will be presented for 2018, the Chinese company ZTE announced on Tuesday the arrival in Spain of its riskiest bet last year, the model Axon M, for 852 euros .

The biggest novelty of this phone is that it is foldable. It has a double screen that doubles to allow a multitasking mode for the first time in the market. From this same Tuesday it is already available with Vodafone. "This is the beginning of an unimaginable movement in terms of deploying the capabilities of a smartphone and ZTE is leading the way," he said during the presentation Samuel Sun, head of terminals of ZTE Europe.

    From the company explain that although the ecosystem of mobile technology has evolved a lot since the arrival of 'smartphones', the user experience "has hardly changed" because the hardware is "similar" for 10 years. "Customers need and expect more from their smartphones," said Sun.



The particular phone, which has already been launched in China, Japan and the United States, has Quad-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 system integrated with Qualcomm ARMv8 at 2.15 Ghz. It also has 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of internal memory expandable to 256 GB via SD card. It has a 20 MP camera, which acts as a rear camera and to make selfies.

Modalities of use:
-Dual A / B: A device with two screens so that two apps can be used at the same time simultaneously, among many other options.

-Extended A / A: the two screens are unified creating a 6.75 "Full HD. A tablet experience is created.

- Mirror A / A: converts the phone into a double screen that transfers the same content to all users on both sides of the device. Thus, you can share content without leaving the site.

-Traditional A: the usual experience on a smartphone. When the phone is doubled it can be used as a traditional uni-screen mobile phone.

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