Sentences with phrase «foldable device»

There is no shortage of patents for foldable device, be it a phone that transforms into a tablet (or vice versa) or a phone that unfolds into an even longer phone.

But right now it's already clear: prepare to see an onslaught of foldable devices very soon.

The concept is still interesting nonetheless, and I'm genuinely interested in foldable devices going forward.

It's very hard to get foldable devices right, but if the whole device is foldable then it can be done.

The conceptual foldable device is pictured in burgundy and cobalt blue.

Adding to this, Samsung recently patented a new foldable device with the main focus on gaming.

Apple also explains in the patent that such curved edges may be used on foldable devices which would fold right along the edges to increase or decrease the overall size of the device.

Koh Dong Jin, the CEO of Samsung mobile department, has expressed this September that Samsung is planning to launch foldable device in 2018 and Samsung has applied some patents in relative fields.

It's definitely a far cry from some other foldable devices from the past, like the clunky Sony Tablet P.

This week on the Windows Central Podcast: We talk Windows on ARM, foldable device patents, SwiftKey sucking, and more!

While 2017 has been the year of bezel-less phones, tech giants including Huawei, Samsung and Microsoft are planning to launch new foldable devices next year.

This week, Daniel Rubino and Zac Bowden talk about the official launch of the Fall Creators Update and how that's going, along with Microsoft's secret prototype foldable device that may or may not be coming next year, and the unveiling of the Surface Book 2!

This all might be in preparation for Microsoft's Andromeda foldable device which is expected to be released by the end of 2018.

Not to mention both Apple and Samsung (and probably more) are experimenting with foldable devices as well.

More so than any other foldable device related leak, the Galaxy X actually looks like a phone I might want.

That was the first foldable device concept.

As mentioned, LG isn't the only one developing foldable devices.

A report stemming from The Verge indicates Samsung aims to bring foldable devices to the consumer market by 2019.

A recent report said, that Samsung plans to test the waters with a limited launch in 2017, and see if customers really want foldable devices.

Apparently, online publications are regarding the concept video as a leak showing how Samsung's upcoming foldable device can be used as a normal 5 - inch phone and turn it into an 8 - inch tablet when unfolded.

On the other hand, LG is also a tough competitor for Samsung foldable devices.

I believe Microsoft's hardware partners could also build their own, similar foldable devices.

After (way too) many years of waiting, filled with frustrating pre-production hurdles, endless R&D work, the occasional mouth - watering demonstration and more delays than we care to count, a major smartphone manufacturer could finally be ready to announce the world's first commercial foldable device.

Microsoft has being filed several patents this past year that involve foldable devices.

Rumors suggest that Andromeda and Polaris would be the first composers that will be showcased in the dual - screened foldable device which will be announced this year.

Samsung is also working on foldable devices to arrive in the same year.

Bloomberg's report from 2016 claimed that Samsung was working on two types of foldable devices: one that folds inwards like a clamshell phone, and another that folds out to turn into a 7 - inch tablet.

Both Asahi Glass and Schott make display glass — Dragontrail and Xensation — that score almost as well as Gorilla on strength tests, and it's rumored that Asahi will show off a flexible, 0.07 - mm - thick glass — perhaps for foldable devices — this summer.

This week on the Windows Central Podcast: We talk Microsoft's prototype foldable device, Surface Book 2 unveiling, the Fall Creators Update launch and more!

Lenovo recently demonstrated two new foldable device prototypes that use flexible OLED displays.

Samsung is the first to create the idea of foldable devices started testing this technology since 2011 and is still until now, it who will started the revolution of foldable devices Very funny when you see the site put apple first flollowed by Microsoft, Samsung the last!

Qualcomm has a patent for a foldable device with 3 screens that changes its functionality based on how the screens are aligned with each other.

This foldable device is purportedly undergoing testing with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 CPU, with specs that include 3 GB of RAM and a microSD slot.

In 2016, Apple was awarded a patent for a foldable device.

Samsung has reportedly been working on a foldable device for a while, and rumors suggest it may be released to the public this year.

It has already incorporated elements of the technology in its curved Galaxy Edge smartphones, and one industry analyst described Samsung's goal of releasing a foldable device next year as «quite realistic.»

In fact, the prototypical phone might well pave the way for foldable devices to come.

LG follows as we hear that there might be a foldable device in the works.

While it no longer comes as a surprise that the Galaxy X is depicted as a foldable device that has a unique hinge in the middle, the leaked sketches appear to be getting attention for a different reason.

Yet another foldable device patent appears online from Microsoft, giving us a refreshed look at what Microsoft might be cooking up internally.

Mr. Koh went on to say that user experience (UX) was the «biggest obstacle» in commercializing the foldable device, and added that the company was «aggressively looking» to overcome the issue.

A new patent filed by the company could provide the answer: a foldable device that turns into a tablet.

Foldable devices were one of the biggest themes of CES this year.

ZTE recently released the Axon M and we know that Samsung is working on a foldable device too.

The Chinese original equipment manufacturer is still rumored to launch its foldable device later this month, with sources previously claiming that the company's October 17th event in New York City will be used -LSB-...]

It is also reported that Samsung will demonstrate their foldable device — Samsung Galaxy X1 and X1 Plus in MWC — Mobile World Congress.

After many years of reports that Samsung is working on a foldable device, it appears that Apple's bendable iPhone / iPad could be here within the next two years.

In an interview to CNET, Koh said that the company is making progress on the foldable device, but he needs «complete confidence that we're delivering the best user experience when we're launching a new category».

Originally announced in mid-October, the Axon M is ZTE's first attempt at making a foldable device designed in a manner reminiscent of the 2011 Kyocera Echo and sporting specs that put it in the upper mid-range segment of the smartphone market.

While there is no telling if or when Huawei ultimately decides to produce their foldable device, it's quite clear that the company is experimenting with the design, and given how much cash it has on hand, it's quite likely that Huawei could produce a commercial product before Lenovo, or even perhaps Samsung and LG.