Sentences with phrase «foldable devices from»

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

Could a foldable device from Microsoft tempt you into replacing your full time PC?

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The much respected Samsung Galaxy tracking site Galaxyclub.nl in The Netherlands did some proper journalistic digging this week and came up with several examples of interfaces from the patents for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy X, one of Samsung's first foldable mobile devices.

Since then, the first real leak or rumor from a official document in public that could possibly be pinned to Samsung as evidence of a foldable Samsung tablet coming sometime soon, was the Samsung Galaxy X trademark back in February, which certainly included a foldable mobile device category based on the official definitions of products for the Samsung Galaxy X when filing for the trademark.

Earlier this week, the Dutch firm Polymer Vision, which was spun off from Philips Electronics last year, said that within the coming months it will begin producing its first device: a foldable electronic reader dubbed Readius.

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

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

Late last month the US Patent and Trademark Office published a patent from Samsung titled «Foldable Electronic Device and Method of Managing Visible Regions Thereof.»

A few of those features include support for iPhone X-style notches that are becoming popular with Android devices, the prevention of idle background apps from recording via microphone and support of foldable displays.

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.

To expect a foldable phone from Apple in 2020 when not a single commercial device has featured one yet isn't just bold, it's borderline foolish.

Since the company sources OLED displays for its smartphones from its display - making subsidiary, that part of the company has to start producing foldable OLED panels before the mobile division can put a device together and launch it.

Samsung is preparing its foldable smartphones for partners, who will get to see the device this year and determine whether it has market appeal, according to a new report from Korea's ET News.

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.