Motorola is definitely not a stranger to the smartphone world. In fact, at one point, the company was known for its innovations in the smartphone industry. Now, as a subsidiary of Lenovo, Motorola is flexing its chops again with an exciting and unique bendable phone concept at Lenovo Tech World. This groundbreaking device showcases a 6.9-inch flexible pOLED screen that can transform into various forms, promising a new era in smartphone technology.
This concept device boasts an adaptive display concept that redefines how we could use our smartphones. The 6.9-inch flexible pOLED screen is the star of the show. The FHD+ display is able to bend and flex into multiple configurations to suit your needs. When flat, it offers a full Android experience, exactly like what we’re used to in a standard smartphone. A little bending later, the phone is able to stand upright and is a standee or standing phone with a 4.6-inch display.
However, what truly sets this concept apart is its ability to be wrapped around your wrist, transforming into an oversized smartwatch. It’s reminiscent of those bendy slap-on watches that were all the rage back in the 90s. While the practicality and safety of this wrist-worn mode are yet to be proven, future possibilities are intriguing, to say the least.
Although the concept is intriguing, Motorola has been tight-lipped about specific details. Important information such as the device’s processor, battery capacity, and other key specifications are still shrouded in secrecy. While the device is not a market-ready product yet, it serves as an innovative glimpse into what the future of smartphones could hold.
