Welcome to the Tech Meme Ride Home for Tuesday, September 1st, 2020.

I'm Brian McCullough. Today, it's Phone Day. The Galaxy Z-fold 2 is unveiled, the world's first smartphone with an under display camera is unveiled.

It's the ZTE Exxon 25G if you're following along.

Mark German tells us everything we can expect from Apple through the end of the year.

Walmart takes aim at Prime with Walmart Plus. Oh, and Zoom had quite the earnings report.

Here's what you missed today in the world of tech.

Samsung snuck in an unpacked two virtual event this morning,

where they officially unveiled the Galaxy Z Fold 2, which will have 5G, a 4,500 MAH battery, 12 gigabytes of

RAM, 256 gigabytes of storage, all in a 7.6 inch 120 hurts primary display.

This bad boy will cost $2,000 and will start shipping September 18th, but you can hit smash on the pre-order button starting

at 12.01 a.m. tonight, quoting Android police.

The successor to last year's Galaxy Fold packs plenty of improvements over the revamped and re-released

original, including a more durable design, a folding glass and polymer display, a faster

chip set, and bigger screens both inside and out. The two screens are where things have

really improved. Samsung has upped the resolution and size for the interior

folding display switching to a much smaller pinhole style camera while also pumping performance up to 120

hurts. The lone fly in the ointment is that like the note 20 and Galaxy S 20

series you can't have both native resolution and 120 hurts together.

You have to choose one or the other and 120 hurts only works at a full-h-h-h-d resolution.

The new folding screen will also be more durable

as Samsung has switched to a layered glass and polymer

structure like the recent Z-flip and Z-flip 5g. The hinge has also been made

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