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लीक हुआ Lenovo के मुड़ने वाले फोन का वीडियो, देखें कैसा होगा फोन

लीक हुआ Lenovo के मुड़ने वाले फोन का वीडियो, देखें कैसा होगा फोन

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Lenovo के मुड़ने वाले फोन का वीडियो हुआ लीक, देखें कैसा होगा फोन News18Hindi

Updated: October 5, 2018, 5:32 PM IST जहां सैमसंग और हुवावे में इस होड़ में हैं कि दोनों में से कौन सी कंपनी पहले मुड़ने वाला स्मार्टफोन लॉन्च करेगी वहीं लेनोवो ने चुपके से अपने पहले फोल्डेबल फोन का वीडियो रिवील कर…

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Nokia granted patent for folding smartphone design, but don’t expect a foldable smartphone soon

Nokia granted patent for folding smartphone design, but don’t expect a foldable smartphone soon

Nokia has been granted a patent for what appears to be a folding phone that can potentially be packed into something that’s not unlike a cosmetic compact used by women.

The display of the phone apparently opens up to its full length when the case is opened. When folded, the display curves rather than folds, making it a single unit.

The internals of the “phone” haven’t been laid out in the patent…

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Samsung May Unveil a Foldable Phone in the Third Quarter This Year

Samsung May Unveil a Foldable Phone in the Third Quarter This Year

Remember how we said flexible and bendable phones were the future? Samsung seems to have brought us one step closer to that dream and appears to have already sorted out the wrinkles on the rumoured foldable phone it’s been working on, possibly reveiling this handset later in the year. The...

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Samsung galaxy Note 6 Concepts..

Samsung galaxy Note 6 Concepts..

by  Ashar Ahmed. Samsung is in the list of amongs the most famous brand phones till date.Its positive innovation and contribution in technology has made other brands to be jealous about .By far Samsung is the most used mobile phone in the world .Samsung business in Smartphone genre phablet  flourished after the release of galaxy note 1 which boomed the market with less rivals in the sector of…

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LG G Flex - Innovation or Gimmick?

The first reported images of LG's first ‘bendable’ smartphone have been leaked. Reportedly called the G-Flex, LG has announced that they intend to launch the device in Korea as early as November this year. So, I take a look at what we can expect from this new innovation is smartphones.

LG remain tight lipped over the devices specifications. Resolution is still unknown, but the rendered images show off a sleek six inch screen.  What we do know is the phone features a bend on a horizontal axis with a 700mm radius of curvature. This differs from their local rivals Samsung who offer the Galaxy Round which features a bend across the vertical axis. Both companies claim the bend facilitates easier handling and compliments the contours of your face when talking on the phone. But, surely both can’t be right?

Speculation still remains over what materials are used in the screen, however, it is believed to comprise of an OLED display layer, instead of LCD in order to facilitate the bend.  LG have also reportedly been experimenting with plastics, as opposed to a traditional glass cover, in order to allow for a greater degree of stress to be put onto the display. Numerous advantages can be found based upon these reports based upon these reports such as a further reduction in weight by replacing glass with plastic, which will also facilitate a greater degree of durability.

Are these advantages enough to justify the technology and prevent it from becoming a gimmicky feature?  Executive VP Dr. Sang Deog Yeo believes so, and feels the potential opportunities of the technology are worth researching, “The flexible display market is expected to grow quickly as this technology is expected to expand further into diverse applications including automotive displays, tablets and wearable devices.” 

The idea of clothing featuring flexible displays or creating a fully interactive car dashboard sounds exciting although admittedly a tad ambitious especially with the current limitations of the technology. It seems focus also needs to be placed on the flexibility of all components in the device if LG wants to steer clear of the gimmick tag some critics are brandishing. Still, Dr. Sang Deog Yeo remains optimistic about the technology and wants LG to spearhead its use and innovation in the future, “Our goal is to take an early lead in the flexible display market by introducing new products with enhanced performance and differentiated designs next year.”

How do you feel about bendable displays? Do you think the technology needs developing out of its infancy before being released to the public, or do you think companies will benefit by getting consumer feedback when developing the technology?

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