A "flaw" in the design and construction of the new Samsung Galaxy Note5 is being widely discussed, as, according to revelations from the Android Police site, there is even a possibility of causing permanent damage to the device by inserting the Koreans' S-Pen stylus upside down.
But what is Samsung's opinion on the issue that has arisen?
"We recommend that Galaxy Note5 users follow the instructions in the user manual to ensure they do not experience an unexpected scenario that may be caused by reinserting the S Pen upside down.".
It seems that she knows this and her answer is to... read the device's user manual carefully (ed. in the photo you see a relevant page of the manual that concerns the issue).
As Samsung specifically notes in its announcement:
"We recommend that Galaxy Note5 users follow the instructions in the user manual to ensure they do not experience an unexpected scenario that may be caused by reinserting the S Pen upside down.".
And so, some people remember the case of… iPhone 4, five years ago, when Steve Jobs allegedly stated that the reception problems were due to the “wrong grip” of the device. In the case of Samsung, of course, there are not a few who say that in order to put the stylus upside down, you probably have to be either very abstract, or not very… intelligent or just a… small child. In this case, they are not far wrong…
Source: www.digitallife.gr
