Xiaomi and OPPO have both initiated their plans to develop foldable smartphones, joining Samsung and Huawei. Prices are also rumored.
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Xiaomi and OPPO have both initiated their plans to develop foldable smartphones, joining Samsung and Huawei. Prices are also rumored.
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Xiaomi and OPPO have both initiated their plans to develop foldable smartphones, joining Samsung and Huawei. Prices are also rumored.
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Xiaomi and OPPO have both initiated their plans to develop foldable smartphones, joining Samsung and Huawei. Prices are also rumored.
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Xiaomi and OPPO have both initiated their plans to develop foldable smartphones, joining Samsung and Huawei. Prices are also rumored.
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According to unnamed sources familiar with the company's plans, a Huawei foldable smartphone could be the first of its kind, beating Samsung to the punch.
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Codenamed "Valley" for many years, Samsung's foldable smartphone project now carries a pompous "Winner" alias, reportedly eyeing a February 2019 public announcement. The more conventional Galaxy S10 could see daylight in January.
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Samsung's long-in-development first foldable smartphone is inching closer and closer to a commercial release, stopping by Vegas recently for a secret demo.
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If we're all lucky, we'll see a final Samsung foldable smartphone on the market in December 2018, or early 2019. The information that Samsung will start mass producing the foldable smartphone comes from industry sources cited by ETNews.
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It's definitely way too early to have any sort of guarantee regarding Apple's 2019 or 2020 iDevices, but a foldable iPhone could be on the horizon.
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Samsung's already mythical first foldable smartphone could still sport an inward-folding design after the fold-out concept has been abandoned.
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Foldable smartphone technology is still highly immature and challenging, according to a leading Samsung Display engineer.
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A presumably advanced pre-release foldable smartphone prototype from Samsung is reportedly coming to MWC 2017, but not for the general public.
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The concept of foldable displays has been on the table for years. Some of us still have a hard time grasping the concept of a screen that can fold if the the rest of the hardware can’t, but then again the hinge design of the Microsoft Surface Book does prove that there are smart ways to do it. Today we learn that this concept is very close to become a reality, and not just by one company.
Reports claim that LG has just signed an agreement to become the supplier for foldable OLED displays for Apple, Google and Microsoft. Yes, three OEMs, and not just one. It makes a lot of sense given the fact that Samsung is the only company that has proven capable of mass producing the technology, so hey, competition only drives more innovation forward.
At this point it’s really hard to predict how early we’ll see products with this new technology, but we do hear that display delivery is planned for 2018.
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