I like the phrase "samsung perfect." That must mean it passed the "face id must be fooled by a picture" test and the "screws must be randomly aligned" test.
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Multiple Reviewers Facing Broken Galaxy Fold Devices After Just Days of Use
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But your do have a close look at it - just as I do. So, imagine, nothing more to watch at until it (eventually) becomes a succes as second generation. A lot os us looked fascinated at these folding screens. Now, Samsung and Huawei did it. They may succeed or fail. We all will get to know it. But do not blame them for DOING it. They can afford it.
It is called innovation and this is a huge field test. Failing or succeding is part of it.
Yep. The world is eagerly awaiting exciting new form factors that don't work for more than 24 hours.
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iPad isn’t suppose to fold. The Samsung fold is designed to fold or not.
Your folding it wrong.
At least it not exploding.
How & why? I can’t understand the criticism for the charging port on the bottom of this mouse. This is a Bluetooth, WIRELESS mouse. Want a wired mouse then buy a wired mouse. This was designed to be wireless when in use.
Annoyed that your new Apple Mouse can’t be used and charged at the same time, then I think you’ve ignored the number 1 rule of being wireless: no wires. Anyhow...
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I’m not surprised. Rushed to market. Still a Beta Device. Start refunding each individuals $1980. Epic fail. 
Yes we know... while Samsung does this in their spare time..
Apple: Pay us a premium to take a notch out of your screen! You don't need it!
2016 calling Apple....come in Apple ...
It may have issues now but I still like the concept of unfolding a screen to make it bigger. Was it released too soon? Maybe but at least Samsung took the risk.
They're not being advertised as a beta product, so I'd expect them to have a lower failure rate than what we're already seeing in the hands of reviewers.
Nowhere in Samsung or retail documentation does it suggest that this is intended to be a beta product release, so I would expect the Fold to have a similar level of quality to the other phones/tablets that Samsung offers.
A patent application does not mean they have a prototype. That's also not a "leak." Patent applications are published 18 months of filing, which is how patently apple knows about them.
Don’t think anyone is eagerly awaiting another android tablet, folding or not.
Is that a notch on a Samsung device.
It Seems fairly easy to try to pick on Samsung based off this article, but this is part of first GEN tech that needs to evolve and mature. I think every side of tech products has its faults, but this is in the demise of the Galaxy fold, it’s areas that need to be improved to make the product better. That’s what it’s all about.
Trying something new is great, but foisting it on consumers before it actually works is despicable.
And that's why you won't see any "Airpower charging mat catches fire" stories...
I prefer that too, although the screens being foldable also makes them scratchable