You've probably already noticed that the Samsung Galaxy Fold was ostensibly a sustainability issue, and that Samsung has delayed enough of this type of product, but a new report suggests that the issues may be difficult to resolve. fix.iFixit (a site very experienced in dismantling and repairing phones) has posted theories as to why the Samsung Galaxy Fold could break so easily, noting that the OLED displays, which are the only ones you can use on a foldable phone They are inherently very brittle. This is a problem that does not seem easy to solve, and this is not the only potential problem, the site adds that OLEDs can react to attacks of any kind that is, and that the hinge design probably allows dust to interfere with he. Another more avoidable problem is removing the protective layer from the screen. This is a cover that Samsung didn't intend to remove, but the company may not have explained that clearly enough. However, iFixit points out that it's not just the lack of coverage that could be a problem, but also the pressure to remove it. IFixit assumes that the robots Samsung used to bend the phone thousands of times as part of its testing process the same way each time, while humans will use different pressures and hold the Galaxy Fold in different positions. Finally, apparently there is no pre-marked line in the center of the screen, its absence can possibly help it appear. This sounds like one big screen rather than two separate panels, but it means that the pressure exerted by folding can be applied in many places, rather than just one fold, which could be a problem. A collapsible problem. It should be noted that all these theories are: just educated assumptions. iFixit doesn't have its own Galaxy Fold to test them with, but it has the experience to make such a guess. And if it's correct, it could be a problem for Samsung and foldable phones in general. Many of these issues seem incapable of being resolved without a major design change to the Galaxy Fold, while others can be difficult to resolve on any foldable phone. I hope Samsung finds a solution, otherwise our future could be chaotic, bootable breakable. Via AndroidAuthority