Move over, bezel-less smartphones — foldable devices can recently be the following mobile craze. We all realize Samsung has been teasing a foldable smartphones for years now, further or less as a way to showcase their flexible display technology. More recently, Chinese industrialist ZTE made an attempt at getting a head begin on following year's trend with introducing their own take on the foldable phone — the ZTE Axon M — albeit sans an actual folding display. The crises is which Samsung's display tech is unrivaled, giving them a clear advantage and leg up on the competition. That is unless OEMs get a tiny further inventive with their designs and if anyone has the money to do it, it's Huawei.
Huawei is working on a foldable smartphone
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Move over, bezel-less smartphones — foldable devices can recently be the following mobile craze. We all realize Samsung has been teasing a foldable smartphones for years now, further or less as a way to showcase their flexible display technology. More recently, Chinese industrialist ZTE made an attempt at getting a head begin on following year's trend with introducing their own take on the foldable phone — the ZTE Axon M — albeit sans an actual folding display. The crises is which Samsung's display tech is unrivaled, giving them a clear advantage and leg up on the competition. That is unless OEMs get a tiny further inventive with their designs and if anyone has the money to do it, it's Huawei.
Move over, bezel-less smartphones — foldable devices can recently be the following mobile craze. We all realize Samsung has been teasing a foldable smartphones for years now, further or less as a way to showcase their flexible display technology. More recently, Chinese industrialist ZTE made an attempt at getting a head begin on following year's trend with introducing their own take on the foldable phone — the ZTE Axon M — albeit sans an actual folding display. The crises is which Samsung's display tech is unrivaled, giving them a clear advantage and leg up on the competition. That is unless OEMs get a tiny further inventive with their designs and if anyone has the money to do it, it's Huawei.
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