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Smartphone Design Evolution: VIVO V-series’ Screen

Smartphone Design Evolution: VIVO V-series’ Screen

Posted on October 21, 2018October 22, 2018 By Jarvis

If you look at smartphones today and then look back to a few years ago, you will quickly realize how much has really changed in so many aspects. The most upfront comparison between then and now, since it is observed visually, is design. But today, we’d like to focus on a particular part of smartphone design — the screen.

Now, the screen component itself is another category on its own due to the vast developments in display technology. However, there is no doubt it plays into the design of a smartphone as a whole; it’s the first thing you see in a modern handset.
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