So the Galaxy fold, right? The Galaxy fold. It was it started the thing. It went to market.

It had the issues initially with the the reviewers and the dust and the crease and the

pixels and the screen damage.

A lot of problems.

It had the stuff going on.

Which I should remind people,

it did not happen to my original Galaxy Fold,

but that one went back and then that was replaced because they made a couple of

changes whatever it was they could make they tightened up the hinge area a

little bit tried to stop things from getting in there they reinforced will

as you would they didn't want to give up on it right because it's this kind of

situation I told you in the past it's this kind of situation I told you in the past it's this kind of

situation where you have this new technology the ability to fold a display and

then you say to yourself, okay, maybe we don't know exactly yet what the perfect

implementation is, but we want to be there.

We want to be a part of the early stuff.

So you can't just immediately put it down you kind of got to commit for a little bit

and today we have a new development in that commitment has learned something even

that Samsung has learned something even bigger than those minor changes

that they made to the original Galaxy Fold.

We have a product called the W25G, and it appears to be the next iteration of something that the Galaxy Fold started.

So not a revamp, not a slight adjustment, but instead something a little bit more major.

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