A new HONOR patent has been spotted, and it seems to indicate that the company is working on its own rollable smartphone. The patent surfaced at CNIPA, and it shows a rollable or sliding display, ...

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Roll 5G is set to redefine mobile with a massive 12.4-inch motorized "zero-crease" display. Check out the leaked 324MP camera, 8,000mAh battery, and 2026 release date specs.

The foldable segment of smartphones basically is under Samsung's belt. The company already unveiled two generations of its horizontally folding Galaxy Fold and two variants of its vertically folding ...

The latest development on the renowned concept rollable smartphone by Motorola, the Rizr (pronounced as riser with a 'z'), was unveiled via a recent spotting of its patent filed in the United States.

Most rollable phone concepts expand horizontally — you've seen the renders, the screen slides out to the side and suddenly you've got a tablet-ish aspect ratio. Vivo just patented something that goes ...

Samsung could launch a rollable phone in 2025, with a massive, flexible display, suggests a new report. The smartphone’s display could be pulled or unwound to form a 12.4-inch tablet. The Samsung ...

Samsung’s idea could let one key do two jobs, depending on whether your hand is resting on the laptop or hovering above ...

Samsung seems to be working on a rollable smartphone to take on Huawei’s tri-fold device in 2025. More details on this and other news in today’s roundup. It looks like Google isn’t hitting the brakes ...

The crease is officially dead. Explore the latest Samsung Galaxy Z Roll 5G leaks, featuring a motorized 12.4-inch display.

TL;DR: Samsung Display has received a design patent for a display device featuring a repositionable camera system. Samsung Display has been awarded a new design patent for a display device, with the ...

LG has reportedly filed a patent for a rollable dual-screen smartphone. As reported by LetsGoDigital, the patent shows a unique dual-display smartphone, which is quite different from the Samsung ...