Samsung
announced at their CES keynote that they’re working on a flexible OLED display technology called Youm.
They
say that the Youm has much better colors and contrast compared to other
displays out there, and all in a super thin, flexible form factor.
The
flexible display is, of course, bendable, and it allows you to see what’s on
the screen from any angle. The prototype shown even had a screen that stretched
above the device, so that you can see notifications and content even when the
device is laid on a flat surface. The display will allow various other
manufacturers to make bendable, rollable, and foldable displays.
Samsung
demonstrated the Youm concept in a promotional video, where a guy pulls out a
device that folds like a wallet. The device doubles as a phone and a tablet.
The same video also shows the guy literally rolling out a tablet.
Of
course Youm is still a prototype, so we’re not sure when we’ll see it launch in
the market. It’ll be amazing to see this type of display featured on various
Android devices, and we know that Android developers will take full advantage
of the new display technology.
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