Foldable phones are becoming more common, thanks to companies like Samsung and Google refining the concept. Motorola, known for the foldable Razr, has taken it a step further by introducing a phone that can wrap around your wrist like a wearable.
We’ve seen the popularity of smartwatches, showing that people enjoy having smart devices easily accessible on their wrists. The challenge is convincing consumers to embrace the idea of a phone, like an iPhone, that can bend around their wrist. Motorola, however, believes it’s a viable idea.
This innovative phone features a plastic OLED screen, known as full HD+ pOLED, allowing it to maintain high definition while bending. Unlike a glass display, plastic enables the screen to bend. Yet, the idea of a 6.9-inch phone wrapped around your wrist might be a tough sell. Scaling it down might turn it into just another smartwatch.
The phone has a unique feature that adapts to how you bend it. When wrapped around your wrist, the information display changes orientation for quick access.
To make the device more appealing, Motorola emphasizes its accessory aspect. Users can customize the display to match their outfit. For instance, if you’re wearing a vibrant outfit, take a photo, and the display will complement your style when wrapped around your wrist.
It’s important to note that the bendable Motorola phone is still in the concept stage, and there’s no guarantee it will hit the market. Nevertheless, exploring such ideas helps discover what resonates with consumers and what might become the next big thing.
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