If the future of the Samsung Galaxy Fold wasn't dark enough anyway, another blow was dealt to the foldable phone in the form of a retailer canceling all pre-orders. AT&T in America, which offered the phone for €1,980 (about £1,560, or €2,860), has contacted everyone who placed an order, letting customers know their pre-orders have been cancelled. . This follows the May announcement that all Galaxy Fold pre-orders will be canceled unless the consumer says otherwise, but there's now no option to keep the pre-order. AT&T states that you'll be able to order the device once the release date has been announced, but as of now it's unclear when.
What about the Samsung Galaxy Fold?
A few weeks before the Samsung Galaxy Fold was made available to the public, it was handed over to reviewers, who quickly discovered that the device was broken. Samsung has pushed back the launch date to give it time to fix the issues, and has since pushed back multiple times. At this time, we don't know when or if the foldable phone will be available. The Samsung Galaxy Fold was going to be the world's first foldable camera, so all eyes are on it. Once the version is released or the release date is solid, we'll keep you posted. Stay up to date with TechRadar's latest information and analysis. Via Tom Guide