The world’s largest smartphone maker spent nearly eight years developing the Galaxy Fold but had to hold its launch in April after reviewers reported screen problems within days of use. Nigeria
The world’s largest smartphone maker spent nearly eight years developing the Galaxy Fold but had to hold its launch in April after reviewers reported screen problems within days of use.
After months of “refining” the Galaxy Fold — which is ready for use on high-speed 5G networks in some markets — Samsung said it will release the smartphone in South Korea on Friday, followed by select countries including the United States, Germany and France. Samsung has a history of humiliating setbacks with major products, most notably a worldwide recall of its Galaxy Note 7 devices in 2016 over exploding batteries, which hammered its reputation.
The row saw Tokyo impose tough restrictions on exports crucial to South Korean tech giants in July, and Samsung vice-chairman Lee Jae-Yong — who called the situation a “crisis” — has visited Tokyo to secure materials.
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