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Why the war on smartphone bezels is going too far

Why the war on smartphone bezels is going too far

Posted on August 7, 2019 By Jarvis

Google’s upcoming Pixel 4 will likely have a huge bezel packed with innovative features—and that’s the way it should be.

The battle to kill the smartphone bezel is going too far. Samsung, Huawei, and One Plus all sell phones with curved screens that make the edges of the display seem practically invisible at first glance. Pop-up cameras and notches have pushed displays to the tippy-top of the frame. Just last week,Oppo unveiled its “waterfall” screen, featuring an 88-degree fold that practically wraps the display around the side of the phone, all in the name of eliminating unsightly bezels once and for all.
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