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I’ve Tested Phones for 15 Years and These Are the Most Bizarre I’ve Seen

From Russia’s E Ink phone to Samsung’s first foldable, I’ve seen some weird stuff in 15 years.

Published Oct 4, 2026 · 9:00 AMOriginal source: CNET3 reads
From Russia’s E Ink phone to Samsung’s first foldable, I’ve seen some weird stuff in 15 years.
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