While many companies are concentrating on developing foldable smartphones, telecommunications giant Motorola is taking innovation to the next level with a futuristic concept phone display that can literally conform to the shape of your wrist. Yes, you read that correctly – a phone that can bend and wrap around your wrist. Motorola presented this groundbreaking flexible pOLED display concept phone at the annual Lenovo Tech World 2023 event, revealing that this adaptive display concept can be positioned in various stand modes.
Motorola’s Bendable Phone: Full-HD+ pOLED Screen According to Motorola, this new smartphone features a full-HD+ pOLED screen that can bend backward and wrap around your wrist, similar to a wristband. This futuristic smartphone concept was unveiled at Lenovo Tech World 2023 and comes with a bendable full-HD+ pOLED display that can adapt to the user’s requirements.
Motorola’s Bendable Phone: Full Android Experience When in the simple flat position, the 6.9-inch full-HD+ pOLED display can be used as a standard smartphone with a full Android experience similar to other high-end smartphones available in the market. The mobile can be adjusted to a self-standing position with display of 4.6-inch. According to the company, users can wrap the smartphone around their wrist like a smartwatch to get a similar experience to the external display on the Motorola Razr Plus’s cover screen. However, Motorola has not yet disclosed when it plans to launch the smartphone.
Motorola’s Bendable Phone: Competition from Other Companies Motorola had previously showcased the rollable Rizr concept at the Mobile World Congress earlier this year. In addition to Motorola, brands like Vivo, Transsion Holdings, and TCL are also working on introducing the rollable display form factor in 2024. Notably, Samsung currently holds the top position in the foldable smartphone space.
Motorola’s Bendable Phone: Generative AI Functionalities Furthermore, Motorola introduced innovative generative AI functionalities that empower users to customize their phones. Through this concept, users can upload or take a picture of their outfit, generating various AI-crafted images that match their personal style. Additionally, the brand revealed plans for the development of a personal assistant named MotoAI, designed to work across both PCs and smartphones. Moreover, Motorola introduced an AI concept model aimed at enhancing the existing Doc Scanner feature on Motorola camera systems, an AI-powered Text Summarization tool, and a Privacy Content Obfuscation concept that utilizes AI to protect user information.
