That the wrap files have arrived a future star of this field No one is in doubt right now, especially with testing the formulas with Samsung at good speed and getting closer to teaching his second, second-degree Galaxy Z Flip, while other manufacturers remain standing. performing his experiments on the design table and design permissions
The last of these ideas comes from China, and the giant Alaba it deviates from its online marketing business that is reasonable to think about smartphones are folding and available in several layers way more exciting.
In fact, it's not a big boring game because A patent is requested and granted, and we've had the experience of seeing some of it vendors
In any case, and to see the drawings presented, It looks more like a design exercise than something that could happen today, especially since when we look at the issues of Samsung and Huawei in one go, we can't imagine what it will mean to integrate two hinge systems on the same device mobile wrap like a triptych.
The design is more than interesting, with a large format screen while being redistributed another second panel that would sit in front when the cell phone was closed, which takes up a third of the total mass without flexibility, allowing mobile use in any capacity. Obviously it can call and respond without being exposed app
By itself, the flexible screen would be well protected because it stays in and mobile is closed, and when turned on it can be used without limitation to all its beauty. Design even includes body buttons
It is difficult to test it solely on the drawings, but what is clear is that Alibaba is copyrighted the most widely available cellular composition, and even though they couldn't sell it directly they can also license or sell patents and to other manufacturers in the future, when technology is ready for such a good design. And you, do you like it?
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