He then helpfully walked me over to the display which was, indeed, phoneless. It's just that we haven't received the phones yet," he explained. "But it's been out a few weeks now," I finally muttered. My forehead described twelve rivulets of wrinkles, as my mouth was temporarily out of action. I was immediately greeted by a friendly smile, so I said: "Hi, I'd like to look at the folding phone."ĭoesn't everyone refer to the Galaxy Fold as the folding phone? The salesman knew exactly what I meant. So on the way back from a faintly absurd meeting, I found a fairly large AT&T store and wandered in. The Fold might seduce me and my carrier would surely be ready to help consummate my enthusiasm. It was inevitable, then, that I'd visit one of the company's stores. I've been an AT&T customer for 15 years or so. I felt an uncontrolled urge, therefore, to experience the phone for myself and see how salespeople were presenting it. Not just because it had been through trials - and failed them - but that it had come out of the experience stronger. How could one not be fascinated by the Samsung Galaxy Fold? Buy it here.įinally, they said, it would bend but not break.įinally, they said, the phone revolution had arrived. The Galaxy Fold launches in the US and at Best Buy on Sept. Ukrainian developers share stories from the war zone Linux distros for beginners: You can do this! Got questions about crypto? Ask the Coachįor Mom: The best flower delivery services How ransomware attacks threaten our food supply
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