South Korean technology giant Samsung recently announced its new smartphone with a foldable screen, called Galaxy Z Fold5. Folding in a horizontal plane, this phone offers a tablet-like experience when unfolded. Samsung has now taken an interesting step to show iPhone owners what this smartphone has to offer. The company thinks it will tempt iPhone owners with a tool it offers.
Technically, if you tape the two iPhone 14s together and mirror the same screen on both phones by screen sharing, you will experience the same experience as the Galaxy Z Fold5. Samsung’s web application, called “Try Galaxy”, makes the two iPhones you connect with a QR code act as if they are a single screen. The system serves to partially simulate both the Android ecosystem and Samsung’s foldable screen experience.
This is what the knock-off Galaxy Z Fold5 experience on iPhones looks like
Once you activate the Try Galaxy app on iPhone, you will see One UI start working. Try Galaxy, developed by Samsung, allows you to browse the internet or play games. In short, if you buy the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5 instead of an iPhone with Try Galaxy, you will see what kind of experience you will have. But is this system enough to entice iPhone owners? Here we leave the answer to you, our dear followers.
If you want, you can try the Try Galaxy service right away. For this, it is enough to use the link here and scan the same QR code on both iPhones. So how do you glue the phones together? The easiest way would be to tape the two iPhones together. Of course, if you produce an alternative solution, you can also use the method you found.
By the way, let’s remind you that the Try Galaxy app is not entirely new, you have been able to convert iPhones to Galaxy S23 before using the same tool. For details, you can check our news below.
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