ISSUE 72 • ANDROID ADVISOR 37even smaller in person), but in a pinch, you can
double-click the power button/fingerprint scanner to
bring up a tiny image of yourself and swipe to switch
between the wide and ultra-wide cameras. It’s not
something you’re going to use very often, but I was
happy with the results.
You can also use the mini-touchscreen to control
music and answer calls – a surprising amount of
functionality for such a tiny display. While significantly
smaller than the Galaxy Fold’s 4in display, I think it’s
ultimately an improvement in usability. It’s kind of like
a smartwatch, with time, date, notification and simple
controls so you don’t need to open your phone as
often. When you need to, it’ll open to the app you
need, like Messages when a text arrives.You can use the Galaxy Z Flip’s tiny
front screen as a selfie viewfinder