Despite a disastrous early review round, early reports were that Samsung was determined to proceed with the launch of their Galaxy Fold on 26th April. Early reviewers discovered a few potential major design flaws including an easy to remove protective film layer, which it turns out was vital for the integrity of the display, other…
Despite a disastrous early review round, early reports were that Samsung was determined to proceed with the launch of their Galaxy Fold on 26th April. Early reviewers discovered a few potential major design flaws including an easy to remove protective film layer, which it turns out was vital for the integrity of the display, other issues with the fragility of the display and also the ability for items to insert themselves under the display.
It’s now been rumoured that Samsung may reconsider the launch date. Current employee training has been reportedly put on hold and once resumed, employees will receive new training which will help users to avoid any issues they may run into when using the phone for the first time.
The news was delivered by Max J from Samsung News who tweeted:
I heard that Samsung has cancelled employee trainings for the Galaxy Fold due to the display problems. They started researching the issue.
