Flexible screen tech belongs on the wrist, not the phone
Renders of Samsung’s next big screened novelty have started to capture the tech news of late, with designs of a folding phone that is said to be Samsung’s next attempt to increase their share of the smartphone market. Now, what I’m about to say is in no way a criticism of Samsung’s tendency to introduce weird and wonderful features into their product line, even though I still might not be fully convinced of the virtues of their curved edge displays that have been part of their mainstream flagship offering since the S8. To my mind, they still serve no desirable purpose and cause unwanted reflections at the sides of my display.
it is innovation like Samsung’s foldable OLED displays that have led to products like the iPhone X
But, no, it is innovation like Samsung’s foldable OLED displays that have led to products like the iPhone X, whose true brilliance lies not in its notched display nor face-scanning tech, but in its continued unique position almost a year from when it was first anno…
it is innovation like Samsung’s foldable OLED displays that have led to products like the iPhone X
But, no, it is innovation like Samsung’s foldable OLED displays that have led to products like the iPhone X, whose true brilliance lies not in its notched display nor face-scanning tech, but in its continued unique position almost a year from when it was first anno…
