Oval plastic portion?

[ironass]

See the Jerry Rig, "Samsung Z Fold 5 Durability Test!", video below.

At around 2' 58" in the video it shows an, "oval plastic portion for the 5G antenna".

Checked my international Fold5 model, F946B D/S, and it does not have this oval plastic portion in the frame.

Is this a peculiarity of some Fold5 minority variants?

 

[fuzzylumpkin]

See the Jerry Rig, "Samsung Z Fold 5 Durability Test!", video below.

At around 2' 58" in the video it shows an, "oval plastic portion for the 5G antenna".

Checked my international Fold5 model, F946B D/S, and it does not have this oval plastic portion in the frame.

Is this a peculiarity of some Fold5 minority variants?

We don't have mmWave 5G here in the UK/Europe, so it's probably for that.

 

[ironass]

We don't have mmWave 5G here in the UK/Europe, so it's probably for that.

Thanks @fuzzylumpkin!

Sounds about right.

 

[mustang7757]

My US version has it

 

[ironass]

Thanks @mustang7757 and @fuzzylumpkin. That seems to be that question answered.

Normal people should stop reading here. What follows is utter but entertaining, drivel. Feel free to join in.

Now back to the real issues... should it be jam, (jelly), or cream first on my scone, (pronounced, skon)? I'm leaning towards the Cornish method favoured by our late Queen and go with jam first.

 

[mustang7757]

Thanks @mustang7757 and @fuzzylumpkin. That seems to be that question answered.

Now back to the real issues... should it be jam, (jelly), or cream first on my scone, (pronounced, skon)? I'm leaning towards the Cornish method favoured by our late Queen and go with jam first.

Im for jam

 

[ironass]

Im for jam

You do realise that by saying that, the people of the county of Devon, England, will be up in arms as they advocate cream first and then jam.

Bring on the Wicker Man!

 

[mustang7757]

You do realise that by saying that, the people of the county of Devon, England, will be up in arms as they advocate cream first and then jam.

Bring on the Wicker Man!

Haha

 

[fuzzylumpkin]

Thanks @mustang7757 and @fuzzylumpkin. That seems to be that question answered.

Now back to the real issues... should it be jam, (jelly), or cream first on my scone, (pronounced, skon)? I'm leaning towards the Cornish method favoured by our late Queen and go with jam first.

Jam goes on first or you can't get an even spread! People from Devon be cray.

Then again, I'm from the West Midlands, so I pronounce it sc-OWN.

Also, I favour raspberry.

 

[mustang7757]

Jam goes on first or you can't get an even spread! People from Devon be cray.

Then again, I'm from the West Midlands, so I pronounce it sc-OWN.

Also, I favour raspberry.

That makes more sense to me but everyone different.

 

[ironass]

Jam goes on first or you can't get an even spread! People from Devon be cray.

Then again, I'm from the West Midlands, so I pronounce it sc-OWN.

Also, I favour raspberry.

Agreed about jam first... just don't mention it in Devon. They're very touch about it!

"sc-OWN"... oh, dear, no invite for you to the Royal garden parties then.

Strawberry jam every time for ironass.


Normally, I hate going, "OFF TOPIC", but this scone discussion is more interesting and entertaining than my original question. Thanks!

 

[mustang7757]

Agreed about jam first... just don't mention it in Devon. They're very touch about it!

"sc-OWN"... oh, dear, no invite for you to the Royal garden parties then.

Strawberry jam every time for ironass.


Normally, I hate going, "OFF TOPIC", but this scone discussion is more interesting and entertaining than my original question. Thanks!

Making me hungry for sure lol

 

[Bkdodger1]

Everyone everywhere knows it's jam first..

 

[mustang7757]

Everyone everywhere knows it's jam first..

Dont ever go to the UK

 

[mustang7757]

Dont ever go to the UK

You be in a jam

 

[ironass]

Everyone everywhere knows it's jam first..

There are those that disagree...

The correct way to pronounce scone as expert settles debate 'once and for all'

One afternoon tea aficionado has 'ended' the age-old debate on how to pronounce scone - but many might disagree.

www.dailyrecord.co.uk

 

[Bkdodger1]

Dont ever go to the UK

Hehe

 

[Bkdodger1]

There are those that disagree...

The correct way to pronounce scone as expert settles debate 'once and for all'

One afternoon tea aficionado has 'ended' the age-old debate on how to pronounce scone - but many might disagree.

www.dailyrecord.co.uk

Ha as long they serve it fresh I will let them think otherwise

 

[ironass]

We may laugh but Civil Wars have started in England over less.

Who could forget the infamous Black Pudding/Haggis uprising or the Stargazy Pie insurrection.

Lord help those caught mispronouncing scone, (skon or sc-own), or getting the jam, (jelly), and cream order wrong on some parts of the country.

 

[fuzzylumpkin]

I am very flexible, I am happy to pronounce it skon and have strawberry jam sitting on top of my cream as long as I get one lol.

I do really want a scone now...