According to the announcement, the company is all set to launch the device on September 2019.
Samsung has finally revealed the official re-launch date of its first foldable smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy Fold. According to the announcement, the company is all set to launch the device on September 2019. This means that the company will probably provide some gap between the Galaxy Note 10 launch and Galaxy Fold relaunch. Samsung revealed that it has made improvements in the Galaxy Fold to provide “best possible experience” to its users. It went on to add that it has taken “the time to fully evaluate” the design of the Galaxy Fold. The company has also run the device through “rigorous tests” to confirm that design changes work as intended.
The company also revealed that it is working on improving and optimizing the software experience of the Galaxy Fold. Samsung wants to ensure that apps and services work well with the foldable device at launch. Taking a look at the announcement, it looks like Samsung has not made any changes beyond the actual display-related fixes. It stated that it will share more launch and availability-related details closer to the relaunch.
Samsung has finally revealed the official re-launch date of its first foldable smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy Fold. According to the announcement, the company is all set to launch the device on September 2019. This means that the company will probably provide some gap between the Galaxy Note 10 launch and Galaxy Fold relaunch. Samsung revealed that it has made improvements in the Galaxy Fold to provide “best possible experience” to its users. It went on to add that it has taken “the time to fully evaluate” the design of the Galaxy Fold. The company has also run the device through “rigorous tests” to confirm that design changes work as intended.
The company also revealed that it is working on improving and optimizing the software experience of the Galaxy Fold. Samsung wants to ensure that apps and services work well with the foldable device at launch. Taking a look at the announcement, it looks like Samsung has not made any changes beyond the actual display-related fixes. It stated that it will share more launch and availability-related details closer to the relaunch.
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