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CES: Now for a foldable phone – and tablet
Hot on the heels of LG’s roll-up TV announcement, Royole has announced a foldable phone, which turns into a tablet.
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Hot on the heels of LG’s roll-up TV announcement, Royole has announced a foldable phone, which turns into a tablet.
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“The Royole FlexPai foldable smartphone provides mobile phone users with a revolutionary, different experience compared to traditional phones,” said Dr. Bill Liu, CEO of Royole. “It perfectly solves the contradiction between the high-definition large-screen experience and portability, which introduces a new dimension to the human-machine interface. The phone’s design will change the consumer electronics industry, as well as the way people interact with and perceive their world.”
When folded, the device supports dual screen mode on the front and back of the device. Users can also get notifications on the edge screen side bar, which can be used to manage calls, messages, and other apps that may disturb day-to-day usage.
The screen is one complete, fully flexible display. It has passed tests that bend and twist the device over 200 000 times. The device can also be folded at different angles. On the software side, its Android-based Water OS automatically adapts different viewing modes for different folding angles and user scenarios, such as taking photos, watching video, gaming, and more.
The device uses Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 8-series flagship System-on-Chip, which includes a powerful AI chip. Its camera set-up is made up of a 20-megapixel telephoto lens, and a 16-megapixel wide-angle lens. Fast-charge is powered by
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