Why Samsung Had to Delay the Galaxy Fold

The transcript discusses the issues with Samsung's foldable phone, highlighting a screen failure after removing a protective film. It critiques the industry's readiness for such a product and questions consumer demand. The discussion compares the foldable phone to other devices, noting its poor performance and lack of value. It also contrasts this issue with Samsung's past Note 7 battery problems, suggesting the foldable phone's launch was rushed and poorly marketed.

What was the initial problem faced by the narrator with the foldable phone?

• The screen went black after removing a film.

• The phone was too heavy.

• The phone overheated during use.

• The battery drained too quickly.

What does the narrator suggest about the industry's readiness for foldable phones?

• Foldable phones were a minor update to existing technology.

• The industry was not ready for this form factor.

• There was a high consumer demand for foldable phones.

• The industry was fully prepared for the new technology.

According to the narrator, why might companies have rushed to market with foldable phones?

• To reduce production costs.

• To be the first in a new product category.

• To meet high consumer demand.

• To improve existing phone models.

How does the narrator compare the foldable phone to other devices?

• It is a better phone than a tablet.

• It is a good phone but a bad tablet.

• It is a bad phone and a bad tablet.

• It is a good tablet but a bad phone.

What past issue of Samsung is mentioned in comparison to the foldable phone's problems?

• Galaxy S10 overheating.

• Galaxy Note 8 software bugs.

• Note 7 battery catching fire.

• Galaxy S9 screen issues.