So finally, the on-going Samsung Galaxy Fold chanting is about to come to its end.

It has been reported that Samsung has successfully redesigned its first foldable smartphone. The company has fixed all that was troubling in the early units.

According to our sources, after Samsung CEO DJ Koh called the initial launch snafu  “embarrassing,” the company has been testing more than 200 foldable devices to ensure no flaw is left to judge in the upcoming smartphone launch.

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It hasn’t been long since the heads in Samsung faced criticism and embarrassment after reviewers reviewed first-ever foldable smartphone with brutal honesty. Some reviewers complained that their screens had cracked, while some said that their phones flickered. Others said that their phone failed altogether when a protective film was removed.

All of this brought, what seemed like an eternal, silence to the table forcing the Samsung engineers to draw them back to the drawing boards.

Even the US retailer Best Buy canceled all its pre-orders for the phone with  AT&T coming up next.

However, apart from the ugly past, Bloomberg claims that the Galaxy Fold should be ready to launch in time for the holiday season, but probably not as early as August 7.

What Made The World’s First Foldable SmartPhone, Samsung Galaxy Fold, a Failure?

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Well, rushing in work always brings troubles and Samsung will nod on with us at this point.

With its greediness to become the first smartphone company to introduce a foldable smartphone in the industry, Samsung missed upon a few flaws. These flaws eventually became the reason for its failure in the first launch.

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Reviewers found two main flaws in the originally launched advice:

It was possible for dust and other particles to get lodged beneath the screen.

The screen’s protective film was way too easy to peel off.

So has the company worked on the above-mentioned problems?

According to Bloomberg, Samsung has stretched the film to wrap around the screen and flow into the outer bezels, making it “impossible” to peel off by hand.

However, just because the phone was rushed the first time doesn’t mean it will bring decrease the enthusiasm of the company.

Mr. Lee believes Samsung foldable phone will be the driving force.

Not only this, he believes Samsung won’t stop at just foldable smartphones. The company is in the mission to launch a whole foldable devices family.