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Samsung launched the Galaxy Fold in February this year to huge fanfare, and rightly so. It was one of the first folding phones ever, and it was way better than any that came before it. So when Samsung sent out review units of the Galaxy Fold to a bunch of outlets and reviewers a couple of days back, what everyone expected was reviews raving about the Galaxy Fold and the fact that we can fold displays now like it’s no big deal.(incl. me) Turns out, it is   a big deal, because most of the reviewers that got the phone, found out that the display is really finicky on the phones. Some reviewers, including Marques Brownlee (MKBHD on YouTube), reported that the displays on their review units cracked, blacked out, and basically did things displays aren’t supposed to be doing. droid life That’s not all, Mark Gurman from Bloomberg, and Todd Haselton from CNBC also reported on their review units showing glaring issues in the display. Take a look at what’s been happening: MKBHD on ga

With the first phase of Lok Sabha polls just days away, Facebook on Monday said it is removing or blocking about one million abusive accounts a day with the use of  Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) tools. newsonetv “We are absolutely committed to maintaining the integrity of the elections in India and will continue to work with local organisations, government groups and experts to make that happen,”  Ajit Mohan, Facebook’s Managing Director and Vice President, India, told. brecorder Facebook said it was working for more than 18 months now to make sure that Indian elections were fair and free from interference, both foreign and domestic. “This work is done across dozens of teams, both in India and around the globe, and began more than 18 months ago with a detailed planning and risk assessment across our platforms,”  Mohan added. Facebook had earlier launched the political ad transparency tools, giving people a clearer picture of who is plac