bendable screens

Samsung wearable phone could feature a thin and elongated flexible display.

The patent not only talks about a retractable screen smartphone but also shows illustrations on how it could be.

Samsung is reportedly working on a smartwatch with a rollable display. As per a report by LetsGoDigital, the South Korean company has filed a 96-page patent document was filed with the World Intellectual Property Office (WIPO) for the same. Dated June 2, 2021, the document was released and published on December 9, 2021.

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip has received a price cut. Samsung's latest foldable smartphone, Galaxy Z Flip, will now be available at a starting price of Rs 1,08,999 instead of Rs 1,15,999. The latest-generation folding smartphone from the company has received a price cut of Rs 7,000.

Rollable phones are handsets featuring foldable OLED screens that roll around one of the corners. We’ve already seen a few concepts, with the best one coming from Chinese smartphone maker Oppo.

The new ‘dual-hinged’ smartphone opens up like the Samsung Galaxy Fold for one hinge and in the opposite direction for the second hinge. Both together make for a zigzag unfolding pattern, something like ‘Z’. The report states that TCL’s prototype doesn’t have a price or an official name, leave alone the target time of arrival for the masses.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip comes at a price of Rs 1,09,999. The Z Flip flaunts a completely different design and unlike the Galaxy Fold’s plastic display, the Z Flip features Samsung’s proprietary bendable Ultra Thin Glass (UTG) display. Featuring a clamshell design, the Galaxy Z Flip folds in the centre and protects the delicate flexible screen. The form factor is similar to the new Moto Razr.

Tech giant Samsung may launch its next foldable phone at a lowered base price, as per a report by GizChina.

After the Galaxy Fold, Samsung has launched its second smartphone with a foldable display dubbed as Galaxy Z Flip. The Z Flip flaunts a completely different design and will brings back decade old memories of the flip phones.

The lockdown has made many switch from in-person to remote/virtual therapy. But can it compare to the real thing?

Australian scientists have claimed to have created the world's thinnest lens which is 2,000 times thinner than human hair, a breakthrough set to revolutionise nanotechnology.

An Indian-origin scientist in the UK has bagged a 1.07 million pounds funding grant to work on a pioneering technology of creating an ultra-flexible tactile skin for robotics and prosthetics.

A world where robots will walk side by side with man is fast becoming a reality.

Think of a world where a robot can not only carry a cup of tea to an elderly person, but can also sense whether it’s too hot to handle.

The world’s first windowless plane is all set to take off. A British developer will soon test a windowless plane that allows passengers to see what’s going on outside.