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ReFlex flexible smartphone bends apps

ReFlex flexible smartphone bends apps

Posted on February 21, 2016March 30, 2020 By Jarvis

A group of researchers from Queen’s University Human Media Lab have created an interesting device that is billed as the world’s first full-color and high resolution wireless flexible smartphone. The device has been dubbed ReFlex and it gives users the ability to use tactile feedback when interacting with apps via bending gestures. The bending action allows the user to do things like bend the phone to the right side to flip pages as they would with a real book.
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