Samsung get serious with their new Fold 7. At 8.9mm closed and weighing just 215g, this isn't your clunky first-gen foldable anymore. The redesigned FlexHinge practically eliminates that annoying crease, and the 8-inch open display means you're basically carrying a tablet that fits in your pocket. We look at the details plus all the new phones and AI enhancements announced this week.
There is also a great story of AI going rogue (real life not sci-fi) and why Amazon’s Prime Day is a bit of a damp squid for employees and customers alike.
We also chat with special guest Kyran O’Mahoney, co-founder of Nexus Inclusion, an Irish company using AI to develop a digital inclusion toolkit for websites to apps and beyond.
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