Foldable phone prototype from Lenovo demoed in short video
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- DLLM
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- 09 Oct 2018
unknown , 06 Oct 2018dual edges is way better than a flat display in any terms ... moreYou must be truly disabled mentally? Not only have I used dual edges phone in a mandatory way, but dual edges disadvantages have been clearly documented on the web. Distorted images, palm rejection problems, more slippery to hold, light reflection on those edges, etc. The only positive thing out of dual edges are the impression of bezeless sides. You should reconsider your arguments before blindly supporting Samsung.
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- 06 Oct 2018
DLLM, 28 Sep 2018The more I see those prototypes and concepts, the more like... moredual edges is way better than a flat display in any terms .. i guess u never used one .. or youre disabled and can`t adapt to a edge display .. people comment on this prototype.. and comment like is an actual phone or someting.. but they just show you that a display can be bended.. that`s all its not like you gonna use a phone like this prototype you nabs.
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- 29 Sep 2018
I can't believe no one noticed that the amoled screen already developed BLACK SPOTS. Those black spots are permanent damage from pressure such as when folding. This is doable but not durable. Your screen can fail very fast and nobody tells you that these screens cost more then buying a new phone. I really don't like all this new tech. Its getting uglier and greedier.
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- 28 Sep 2018
AnonD-632062, 27 Sep 2018If they make a foldable thin phone and market it under the ... moreAFAIK, Lenovo has been prototyping foldable screens for about 5 years now as well. They mentioned back in 2014 that the only thing stopping them from making such phones and tablets is durability, so here's hoping they've found a solution to that problem.
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- 28 Sep 2018
The more I see those prototypes and concepts, the more likely my opinion on it is a hard pass. Looks more useless than dual edges.
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- 28 Sep 2018
It is a half-f**ked fold.
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- Anonymous
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- 27 Sep 2018
Apparently the meaning and purpose of 'prototype' products is lost on many of you. Samsung was demoing prototype foldable screens years ago, but only now has advanced the technology to the point they're readying it for (probably limited) commercial release.
This limited-fold prototype could be a stepping stone towards a future smartwatch/phone design that some have been anticipating.
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- Anonymous
- 81X
- 27 Sep 2018
TeleSPb, 27 Sep 2018Foldable televisions, like mattresses you can just stick on... moreCheck out LG's "wallpaper tv" - it's getting close
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- I8m
- 27 Sep 2018
Is this like their projector prototype phone that they never released
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- KamAbdi
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- 27 Sep 2018
Nice and beautiful
I think in 2019 they will release there foldable OLEDs because they in talked about and showed smartphone bracelet and tablet that can fold into smartphone and vice versa in 2015 or in 2016 when they were showing the first Moto Z who was the first phone to come with no headphone jack
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- 27 Sep 2018
Nobody mentioned that screen is damaged. It probably couldn't take too many folds/unfolds.
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- MarcioR
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- 27 Sep 2018
So, it just bends in the middle and on a 90 degree scale?
And why would i want a bendable phone? i want something sturdy, somethiong when i drop from 2Meters high, nothing happens to the screen nor body.
I want something that doesn't break but what do companies do?
Bendable phones....
If phones were thin enough to bend it on our wrists, that could be usefull. But smartphones are still bulky and not innovative.
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- Anonymous
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- 27 Sep 2018
Of course under Motorola great name, every innovation mostly from motorola
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- 27 Sep 2018
Anonymous, 27 Sep 2018Yeah, 10 years from now.
After saying they invented bend... more*after properly implementing the technology and making it actually useful for the user. Of course, with the best user experience in mind, just like Apple always does.
A wheel is nice but doesn't bring any real advantage to the user. Whereas a car that uses wheels is an entirely different approach and actually useful and desirable to anyone.
Go APPLE, go!! Turn this currently interesting (but with no real use) technology into something beautiful and useful!
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- 27 Sep 2018
Foldable televisions, like mattresses you can just stick on the wall, 4K and all.
That'd be better.
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- Anonymous
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- 27 Sep 2018
Anonymous, 27 Sep 2018No worries, Apple will take this concept and turn it into a... moreYeah, 10 years from now.
After saying they invented bendable phones.
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- 27 Sep 2018
Anonymous, 27 Sep 2018No worries, Apple will take this concept and turn it into a... moreim sure they will in iphone 24x14xs max plus 10xsr12
with ios 234.56.89
hey maybe they will add dark mode also with ios 310.5.67
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- Anonymous
- MwH
- 27 Sep 2018
No worries, Apple will take this concept and turn it into a great, fully featured and fully working idea. Can't wait!
One will invent the wheel, while another will invent the car based on that.
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- 27 Sep 2018
YEEsss, Now with this video i realy want a useless foldable screen phone. they really should use that tech with other gadgets. not phones
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- AnonD-632062
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- 27 Sep 2018
If they make a foldable thin phone and market it under the Moto RAZR brand, sales would go through the roof. In fact, the nostalgia alone would make it a huge success.
But, I am really interested in seeing the foldable Samsung Galaxy phone. It has been in development for so long (more than half a decade) and they aren't rushing it, in order to make a really good product. That's where the real deal probably will be.