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Added on the 17/04/2019 15:17:34 - Copyright : Wochit
Samsung released their new foldable smartphones and they are getting negative reviews. Their foldable smartphones cost $2,000, but may not be worth the price. Each phone comes with with a protective layer/film. However, Samsung didn't tell customers that they aren't allowed to remove it. After users attempt to remove the film bubbles have appeared underneath it. Users have even reported that their screens breaking from the pressure.
Samsung is reportedly aiming to sell six million Galaxy Folds in 2020.
Samsung said in a blog post that the Galaxy Fold's display can reliably be folded and unfolded 200,000 times. "While the extent of the test may seem like overkill to some, Samsung viewed it as vital to ensuring the durability of device's hinged design and Infinity Flex Display," Samsung said in its blog post. Translated into normal use, that's 100 folds every day for five years. That's great news if Samsung's claim is true, as Galaxy Fold owners won't have to worry about damaging the device by folding and unfolding it too often.
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