A newly-published patent application from Samsung describes a unique slidable smartphone that can take touch inputs from the back surface. The company wants to make it easier to operate the device ...
So far, it seems that the foldable has pretty much been perfected. So it’s time to look forward to our next Sci-Fi-fueled innovation which is the slidable phone. This technology has been in the works ...
Foldable phones may have prompted the demand for devices with an expandable screen, but Samsung Electronics seems not interested in slidable phones due to lukewarm marketability, an analyst said ...
The Samsung Galaxy Z Slide could be the next smartphone to be added to the fancy Z line of the company. The South Korean company filed for the trademark of "Z Slide ...
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While folding phones seem to be all the rage at the minute, Samsung is looking ahead to the next stage of flexible smartphones at CES 2023. Over the conference, the gadget-maker will be showcasing a ...
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3, and the company's future devices, such as the Galaxy Z Roll and Galaxy Z Slide are getting a new Split UI. A leaker suggests that it will be more flexible and adaptable for a ...
Intel came up with an unexpected announcement at its keynote, a 'slidable' PC. During Intel's Innovation keynote, JS Choi, CEO of Samsung Displays, joined Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger onstage, showing off ...
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