Samsung launches an Android flip phone with the biggest lens aperture on a smartphone yet. China only

What's lens aperture important for, you ask? Well, it determines two things — light that enters the sensor at the time of shutter press and the depth of field. The former is self-explanatory — more light means better low light shots and less blur in general, as the shutter snap time can be much faster; a shallow depth of field means you get better macro or portrait shots where the background blur is much more pronounced, separating the objects in your photo better.
The software it runs on is a custom Samsung Experience UI on top of Android 7.1.1 Nougat, with an update to 8 Oreo coming next year. And yeah, there's Bixby on this one, too.
If Samsung were to sell the W2018 in Western markets, would you be all over it?

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