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Flashback: the Samsung and LG phones that learned to flex so that future models can fold

Posted on August 22, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The silicon that chips are etched into is rigid and so is the glass substrate for a display – so how can you fold a phone without breaking it? To answer that we have to start at the beginning, which in our case is late 2013.

The Samsung Galaxy Round launched on October 10 in South Korea (exclusively on SK Telecom) and became the first commercially-available smartphone with a flexible AMOLED display.
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