The next big thing: Samsung's new foldable phone may have a glass display
The smartphone giant has created an ultra-thin glass cover for its foldable device
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The year 2019 saw smartphone giants battle it out to bring top-notch designs and updated features for its users.
From Huawei, LG to Sony some of the big names in the smartphone industry launched foldable phones that captivated the attention of tech enthusiasts.
Samsung shows off new design for square-folding phone
Joining this club is Samsung that shared a glimpse of its foldable device back in October, and rumor has it that soon we might be able to see a unique design with a foldable display being made completely out of glass.
According to phone leaker Ice Universe, the smartphone giant has created an ultra-thin glass cover for its foldable device, equipped with a flatter screen and fewer wrinkles.
The concept is unusual and it is also reported that Samsung has been applying for trademarks for what it calls "Samsung Ultra-Thin Glass."
Huawei launches foldable phone in China at prices starting from $2,400
However, nothing is confirmed as yet since Samsung has not made an official announcement.
This article originally published on Engadget.
From Huawei, LG to Sony some of the big names in the smartphone industry launched foldable phones that captivated the attention of tech enthusiasts.
Samsung shows off new design for square-folding phone
Joining this club is Samsung that shared a glimpse of its foldable device back in October, and rumor has it that soon we might be able to see a unique design with a foldable display being made completely out of glass.
According to phone leaker Ice Universe, the smartphone giant has created an ultra-thin glass cover for its foldable device, equipped with a flatter screen and fewer wrinkles.
The concept is unusual and it is also reported that Samsung has been applying for trademarks for what it calls "Samsung Ultra-Thin Glass."
Huawei launches foldable phone in China at prices starting from $2,400
However, nothing is confirmed as yet since Samsung has not made an official announcement.
This article originally published on Engadget.