Sentences with phrase «flexible foldable display»
«Samsung Invents a New Kind of Flexible Foldable Display that they refer to as the «Variable Curvature Display» Main Samsung Wins Two Distinctly Different Foldable, Dual Display Smartphone Concept Patents»
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We have been constantly been promised foldable e-paper displays and hardware vendors always show off flexible displays that are applicable to laptops, ultrabooks, e-readers and e-paper.
Flexible displays are primarily OLED and AMOLED displays which are either curved, bended or completely bendable and foldable.
Lenovo recently demonstrated two new foldable device prototypes that use flexible OLED displays.
Tianma demonstrated its flexible and foldable AMOLED displays at MWC 2018 earlier a couple of weeks ago, and the following video shows a nice tour of the displays at Tianma's booth.
Our vision is to reach foldable and even stretchable displays using organic transistors — since our transistors are themselves fundamentally flexible, and in combination with truly flexible frontplanes like OLED, the entire display can be made to fold in half.
By ditching the glass screen usually found on e-book readers, such as Amazon's Kindle International Edition — reviewed here — LG said it was able to create a flexible - but not foldable — display that still maintains «excellent display characteristics».
It's not exactly a foldable phone in the way you think — there's no flexible display.
Rumors of a foldable phone have been swirling around Samsung (SSNLF) ever since the company showcased a flexible display at the Consumer Electronics Show in 2013.
Samsung has been working on foldable displays for a number of years, and the South Korean giant might finally be ready to showcase its first completely flexible smartphone in 2018.
Considering Samsung's proven track record at mass - producing new display tech, it seems plausible that the electronics giant can deliver on a foldable, flexible smartphone.
TechRadar speculates that the mention of foldable screens could be hinting that the company is already experimenting with flexible display technology like the one that is being rumored for Samsung's highly anticipated Galaxy X phone.
The foldable / flexible display shown in the graphic above is designed to appear as one giant display once the user unfolds their smartphone.
The above image shows how a foldable iPhone will have an all screen design (14, 14E, 14M) which can bend around an axis (16) having a central flexible display area (14M) separating two halves that are likely to be flat.The patent also lists possible display technologies — LCD, OLED and Micro LEDs.
In the filing, Apple states that the foldable display will have a flexible region where the display can bend along an axis to allow it to fold without breaking the display.
The source confirms that instead of trying to go all foldable which is very difficult to accomplish immediately, the company plans to use LG's display to create flexible phones that will not be as hard as Gorilla glass or the usual models found so far.
Samsung Display, meanwhile, will obviously provide flexible OLED screens to Samsung for the foldable phone.
What Samsung wants to do for its Galaxy X foldable smartphone is to place a flexible AMOLED display to make its in - folding design to work.
Samsung has long been working on multiple designs for smartphones with flexible and foldable displays, and the company has filed various patents regarding such devices.
Apple's work explains how the two parts of a foldable device would be coupled, the proposed hinge technologies, and the flexible OLED display that would be needed for such a smartphone.
«Samsung Electronics is developing a «dual - screen» smartphone that uses a flat display on each side and a foldable smartphone that bends a single flexible OLED display.»
Samsung is said to have two foldable smartphone models in mind for the market, one with a dual - display setup, the other with a single flexible display, despite its hesitancy over market demand for mobile's next frontier.
Foldable displays seem to be different from flexible displays, which Samsung already uses in its Galaxy S8 and Note 8 flagships.
In July, The Investor reported that Apple invested $ 2.70 billion in LG Display so that it could secure flexible OLED panels for the foldable iPhone.
Flexible display: The Samsung Galaxy X is expected to have a foldable display.
According to the patent, the new foldable Apple iPhone will come with a flexible display screen to enable folding, just like it happens with a flip phone.
The company has been trying to make foldable displays for the past few years, but maybe a new advancement has made the flexible devices possible.
At the end of last month, Park Weon - seo, chief research engineer for flexible displays at LG, told the Wall Street Journal that foldable displays were «next» for smartphones.
Foldable displays are likely far from becoming a common device trait anytime soon, but truly flexible displays are already here in the sense that companies are already working on them and trying to integrate them with devices, and with Samsung's Galaxy X on the way you can bet other major brands are working on something too.