Samsung GALAXY F. The first foldable smartphone developed by Koreans was presented in the framework CES 2019, but not for the general public, but in a demonstration that targeted only the directors of the Korean partner companies. According to one of those who tested the Samsung GALAXY F, the phone does not display any creases from bending when it is fully opened after folding, the screen displaying very clear images, and allowing use as easily as a touch phone.
Samsung GALAXY F. At the moment, the complete bending of the screen can lead to its cracking in the area where the folding is done, but those from Samsung say that the problem will be solved in the final version of the phone. It seems that when bending, there is an area where creases are visible when the Samsung GALAXY F is bent, but the problem will be solved by leaving the edges slightly raised, or at least that's what Samsung wants to do in the final version of the phone.
Samsung GALAXY F. EXCLUSIVE, FIRST Experience of Use
Samsung GALAXY F. The phone is much thicker when folded than when it is completely open, but this is normal, since the user closes the separate parts where the batteries or internal components are located one on top of the other. Theoretically, the Samsung GALAXY F should look and work better than the first foldable smartphone already presented last year, but that's only if Samsung manages to solve all the current problems.
When unfolded, Samsung's foldable phone does not show any crease indicating it had been bent, and the device's screen felt very smooth. However, completely folding the device will lead to breakage. For this reason, Samsung is testing the device so that the sides remain slightly lifted when folded. The prototype seen today leaves a crease mark when folded, but this issue will be fixed in the finalized version. The display on Samsung's foldable phone prototype is thinner when fully opened. When folded, the device allows a stable grip, rather than feeling thick.
Samsung GALAXY F. The experience of using the phone is presented by the Samsung partners as being similar to that offered by the first foldable phone presented by the Nokia company a few years ago. Of course, ordinary people don't know what this means, but the Samsung GALAXY F is thought of as a perfect phone for multitasking, its purpose being to replace a tablet and a phone, offering the same functionality in a new format.
Samsung GALAXY F. The presentation of the new smartphone model should take place on February 20, if the rumors are true, and the launch in stores should take place on March 8.
At Samsung, was every new product released on the market a prototype?
All brand new stuff, it was Samsung crap
Search the history of Samsung and leave others with the dictionary and the promises of Samsung
I can see when Apple will copy this in 5 years, everyone will be like "Wow! What a wonderful innovation! Apple is the best!! Good thing they invented this device ” or something like that.
Vn serb and say they are the best:)))
I don't see the usefulness of future foldable phones, regardless of the brand, or maybe I'll be more backward :))
"remain slightly lifted when folded. The prototype seen today leaves a crease mark when being folded"
Embarrassing as usual...Samsung can't come up with something ok from the first
let's take the money from the poor for some limited products like life at 50k folds
It's hard to look up the meaning of prototype in the dictionary...
Apple to copy? It can offer ideas :)))))) you will never see Apple copying anything, especially not the crap
I wouldn't buy something like that regardless of the brand.
At Samsung, was every new product released on the market a prototype?
All brand new stuff, it was Samsung crap
Search the history of Samsung and leave others with the dictionary and the promises of Samsung
now a price of $1300 is circulating
"Samsung will price the phone at around $1,350"
now a price of $1300 is circulating
"Samsung will price the phone at around $1,350"
There are things that should be copied by Apple, but this nonsense of foldable thing..phone..thablet...in no case
Good luck Samsung, what can I say.. at the market price of 1800 dollars :))
Well, they said officially
The iPad pro doesn't fold, so it shouldn't bend... at least my 11" doesn't have any problems
now a price of $1300 is circulating
"Samsung will price the phone at around $1,350"