The Foldable Future
- Thread starter Demon_Skeith
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I think this phone will be expensive, and I rather just own a cheaper smartphone and tablet rather than a folding phone.
apparently you're not supposed to remove the film, but even then its making the screen break.
It's smacking screens, you really can't have that.
Hopefully, Samsung can fix the folding screen breaking problems soon, and put a sticker on the box to warn people not to remove the screen protector film.
it's sad they didn't see this during testing.
Some of the Fold smartphones may of been built by a factory worker who was not careful enough when building the Fold Smartphone, or did not have good training on how to build the phone. I read online that the Fold smartphone is difficult to repair, and take apart, so it is most likely difficult to build.
The DS’s don’t have screen protectors, and regardless, a paper thin piece of plastic isn’t stopping the force of screens smacking. Also the reviewers said removing the screen protector also causes the screen to flicker and die without folding.
Somehow, foldable phones never really made it much around where I live.Jagged and pointy edges, difficult to get a good back cover, not so good design can do that. As for me, I need a god enough back cover and this isn't for me.
I don't think the DS screen actually touched each other though.
It depends on which model you had, and some did have an indent on the touch screen, but you did have a jutting piece of plastic that does smack the top screen.
Just an update to the phone itself, Samsung has delayed its launch due to several issues.
Hopefully, Samsung can fix the folding broken screen problem soon.
I'm sure they will.
I feel they may also make the phone look nicer. I read a lot of people thought the piece of plastic on the phone was removable because it look like those disposable screen protectors which come with phones and tablets.
right now all phones, including review phones have been sent back. I wonder how long fix development will be?
I feel it may take a many weeks to fix this problem if it is a factory problem.
I wonder if it is a smartphone factory problem where most workers were not properly trained to assemble folding phones, or the factory was not spending enough time when it comes to hiring skilled workers which have enough smartphone building skills and experience to assemble the phones and properly apply the screen protector to protect the phone from damage.
Sometimes, paying factory workers more money may make smartphones less likely to be defective because the workers have enough money to buy healthy food, and medicine, so they are healthy enough to assemble smartphones without feeling tired or sick because they are not making enough money to buy healthy food and medicine to treat a illnesses they may have.
I wonder if it is a smartphone factory problem where most workers were not properly trained to assemble folding phones, or the factory was not spending enough time when it comes to hiring skilled workers which have enough smartphone building skills and experience to assemble the phones and properly apply the screen protector to protect the phone from damage.
Sometimes, paying factory workers more money may make smartphones less likely to be defective because the workers have enough money to buy healthy food, and medicine, so they are healthy enough to assemble smartphones without feeling tired or sick because they are not making enough money to buy healthy food and medicine to treat a illnesses they may have.