Samsung went on the attack for the rolling screen that Oppo caught fire but never turned into reality. In fact, even Apple has a patent on this subject before. Now, it has been leaked that Samsung set out for the rolling phone and received a very detailed patent.
What does the Samsung rolling and expanding screen patent say?
While folding screens have been very popular lately, one of the biggest problems is that the hinges wear out over time. It turned out how sensitive this hinge is, especially in Samsung’s first Galaxy Fold experience. Although manufacturers are starting to produce hinges that are much more durable, the hinge problems are not solved. In this sense, the rolling screen can be a much better solution for folding phones.
The Samsung rolling and expanding screen patent is quite detailed. In the patent, the screen appears to be bent inward. Instead of a hinge, it is a motorized swivel mechanism that provides this bending. According to the patent, when the phone is not expanded, it will have a size of 6 inches like the Galaxy Fold now. Again, when this screen expands, it will appear with a tablet size over 7 inches.
Samsung rolling screen patent quite detailed
Samsung takes its own patents on important new technologies just like Apple. In fact, in August of this year, it was revealed that Samsung received a patent for the rolling and expanding screen. This new patent revealed that Samsung is working very seriously for the rolling screen.
Although the Oppo X actually appeared as a concept, it was the first phone model with a rolling and expanding screen. The model, which has not made a sound for a long time, will perhaps be Oppo’s first phone with a folding screen. Another brand that took the first step in this regard was LG. Although the company, which has withdrawn from the smartphone market, has not been able to realize this project, it has taken an important step for the future.
Rolling screens will also help especially folding screens to get rid of ugly folds. The fact that dust does not come out between the hinges is one of the factors that affect the life of these phones. So what do you think, can phones with rolling screens between tablet phones really be the technology of the future? We are waiting your comments.
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