Author: Richard

Did you imagine Flappy Bird could become even more exasperating? It certainly can, thanks to this exclusive foldable game.

What you need to know

– Foldy Bird is a clone of Flappy Bird that utilizes the hinge of a folding phone as a mobile game controller.
– To start, play, and retry, you must fold your phone.
– Each fold keeps your Foldy Bird in flight, introducing a fresh twist to a classic and captivating mobile game.

Foldable phones offer enhanced functionality compared to a standard flat phone, as when you unfold them, you encounter a display that’s twice the size. But what if the hinge mechanism itself turned into a feature?

With a new web game created by user Rebane on X (formerly Twitter), it has. “Foldy Bird,” a Flappy Bird replica, employs the hinge on your foldable phone as a mobile game controller. You continually fold your phone to make the Foldy Bird fly, steering clear of the green pipes to achieve a high score. It transforms an already addictive and compulsive game concept into something even more engaging—rather than just tapping the screen, players must physically fold their display to keep their bird alive.

This game is a clever project, and Rebane claims it was developed in an hour without any AI assistance. You can view the complete source code for the game here, and try it out for yourself here. However, a foldable phone is necessary to play, and it only functions in the Chrome browser for Android. The game doesn’t require any tapping — users must fold their device to commence, play, and retry.

The instructions for the game caution to “play this game at your own risk and only on your own devices.” This is because, despite the enjoyment that this creation brings, it might put you on a swift path to damaging your phone. Foldables are rated to endure a few hundred thousand folds, but they’re not built for vigorous and rapid folds in quick succession. If your foldable doesn’t sustain damage from playing the game, it might break from frustration when you inevitably crash your bird into a pipe.

If you own a foldable, Foldy Bird is definitely worth a shot. It’s difficult to think of a more inventive use of a folding display mechanism than as a mobile game controller.

The Galaxy S25 Edge didn’t quite receive the recognition it deserved last year, but this price cut could breathe new life into the device.

Incredibly sleek and remarkably thin, the Galaxy S25 Edge was launched last year to significant critical praise yet a somewhat subdued reception from buyers. Despite being a standout year for Samsung, the lightweight Edge was largely overlooked, which spells trouble for the Korean manufacturer but is great news for bargain seekers.

As part of its extensive New Year sale, Amazon is offering a substantial 34% discount on the unlocked Galaxy S25 Edge in the Titanium JetBlack color option, reducing the price to $809. Additionally, if you have an old or damaged device lying around, you can trade it in at Amazon for an extra $600 in the form of a gift card.

The Galaxy S25 Edge left a strong impression on me when it was first unveiled last summer, primarily because it was hard to believe that Samsung managed to fit so much power into such a compact device. The Edge is powered by the same Snapdragon 8 Elite processor that drives the rest of the S25 series (including the high-end S25 Ultra), and it features 12GB of RAM and 512GB of storage within a frame that is just 5.8mm thick.

This Samsung phone also features a flagship-grade 200MP main camera, a generous 6.7-inch AMOLED screen, and seven years of guaranteed operating system and security updates. Additionally, the phone is exceptionally light, weighing in at a mere 163 grams.

So what’s the downside? Samsung had to compromise on battery size to achieve the Edge’s slimness, which means while most users might not notice the impact during everyday use, the constraints of a 3,900mAh battery could have deterred some shoppers. The Edge also supports only 25W wired charging, lagging behind the 45W charging capabilities found in the S25 Plus and S25 Ultra.

Moreover, Samsung fell into its own trap by launching several slender devices in 2025. It appears that most consumers were willing to add on a few millimeters if it meant gaining additional hours of battery life. Lastly, with a base price exceeding $1,000 for the 256GB model, the Galaxy S25 Edge faced a pricing issue.

Fortunately, Samsung’s challenges are your gain, as the Galaxy S25 Edge has seen ongoing discounts for months at retailers like Amazon and Best Buy. The device is expected to become even more affordable with the upcoming spring sales, but if you’re in the market for an ultra-sleek smartphone now, this Amazon deal is a fantastic opportunity.

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Edge has seemingly surfaced for BIS certification in India, indicating its possible launch despite earlier uncertainties regarding its future. The device, linked to the model number SM-S947B/DS, was filed for certification on January 2. This news counters previous claims that suggested the Galaxy S26 Edge might be shelved due to the lackluster sales of its predecessor. Industry insider Ice Universe asserts that the device is nearly finished, and scrapping it would represent a major setback. The Galaxy S26 Edge could debut alone, akin to the Galaxy S25 Edge, with a potential launch in May. Speculation hints that it will be a “slim flagship,” possibly measuring as little as 5.5mm, and featuring a horizontal camera layout.