Samsung will release its much-awaited foldable- Samsung Galaxy Fold on 26 April this year in the United States. But before its official release, a video has surfaced from Samsung that showcases the foldable device’s durability. In the durability test video, the company’s stress testing equipment are stress testing the device by opening and shutting it repeatedly. As such, the durability of the Infinity flex Display and the phone’s bending capabilities are adequately highlighted. Samsung has stated that this upcoming device is capable of surviviving 200,000 folds and unfolds, which means a five-year life if a user operates the device 100 times in a day. The specifications of the foldable device include customizable user-interface that allows up to 3 apps to run at the same time; Samsung’s biggest display on the 7.3 inches smartphone. Further, it adorns as many as six cameras for wide angle shooting. The form factor has been designed in such a way that the hinges are hidden when
Leaving your laptop at home while traveling may be tempting, and you’d want to work with your tablet or phone, but sometimes you can’t get around it. So, when you take your MacBook along with you on a trip, you’d like to follow these tips for security and ease. You may want to take your MacBook on your trip for blogging or photo editing or for covering your adventurous excursion on your website. Whatever may be the reason, you’d not want any lack of safety on the Mac from your side to ruin your traveling experience. 1. Enabling ‘Find My Mac’ In the case that your Mac is stolen or you lose it, enabling the ‘Find My Mac’ option will help users to retrieve the device. To enable this built-in feature, follow the steps below: Go to System Preferences, and select iCloud. Log in with Apple ID. Here, ‘Find My Mac’ option is listed. Under this option, users can perform a remote wipe, make it sound an alarm, or track its last location. 2. Backup with Time Machine Before leaving