Monday, October 15, 2018

Samsung Curved Screen Phone

Samsung's long-rumored foldable phone still hasn't
appeared, but its mobile chief offered one compelling
case for a product that could easily be written off as a
gimmick.

D.J. Koh, CEO of Samsung's mobile business, said
you'll be able to use the device as a tablet with multitasking
capability before being able to fold it up into a more portable
phone.

"When we deliver a foldable phone, it has to be really
meaningful to our customer," Koh said in an interview at the
sidelines of the Samsung Galaxy A9 launch. "If the user
experience is not up to my standard, I don't want to deliver
those kind of products."

a "gimmick product" that will "disappear after six to nine
months after it's delivered." It'll also be available globally,
unlike previous phones like the Galaxy Round, which used
a curved display and was available only in Korea.

However, the foldable Samsung phone, like the Galaxy
Round, will be Samsung's testbed device to see how
reviewers and the market react. The Galaxy Round, which
bowed vertically in the middle, was Samsung's first curve-
screen phone. It's a direct ancestor to the dual curved

screens we see on today's Galaxy S9 and Note 9 phones.

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