Newer models of the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 show a modified mechanism to dispose the stylus, reports Phandroid. This Samsung has quietly solved a problem that existed in the first models of the Galaxy Note 5.
Samsung Galaxy Note 5
Shortly after the introduction of the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Samsung was criticized that the mechanism for the stylus broke down when the stylus accidentally wrong was pushed into the smartphone. Samsung had no safety devices fitted designed to prevent the stylus wrong could be pushed into the Note 5.
Damage to misuse
Once the stylus vice versa the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 was stopped, this damaged the mechanism that detects whether the stylus is pulled out of the unit. This allowed not detect more the Galaxy Note 5 or stylus was in the unit and remove the stylus to activate the software needed for the stylus.
Samsung has never admitted that it would be a design or manufacturing error and pointed users stylus wrong sheaves on the manual in the unit. With silently adjusting the stylus mechanism Samsung seems nevertheless admitted that the company has made a mistake.
Samsung stylus mechanism has quietly changed. Left the new situation and left the old one.
Silent modification
In the new models of the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Samsung has added one pickup which ensures that the Stylus springs back at the moment of the wrong way round is inserted into the device. This should prevent stylus damage to the mechanism in the Galaxy Note 5.
Still unavailable in Europe
The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 is Samsung not yet released in Europe. Late last reports were circulating that the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 would still be released in Europe and the Benelux countries. To date, this is not the case. The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 is not more popular in the Netherlands. On the GSM Helpdesk reminder service have now already hundreds of interested people signed up for the time that the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 would still be released in the Netherlands. For now holds Samsung insists that the device will not be released in Europe and the Netherlands.
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