Earlier this year, with the release of one of the first foldable screen phones on the market, Taro’s Origami Studio was approached by the Wall Street Journal Personal Technology Columnist Joanna Stern to produce a video showing off the device and origami. But in what was a rough turn for the phone company, and a rather humorous one for the studio and WSJ the phone didn’t quite live up to expectations. As a result, a lot of the footage from Taro’s wasn’t needed but here is a quick clip showing off was used for the video.
As you can see though, the staff stayed upbeat and had a great time folding some butterflies and other examples of origami. Hopefully next time, the phones will be strong enough to get through a full review 🙂
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