Samsung Display design reveals a third possible foldable form factor

The South Korean giant keeps making news with Galaxy innovations, the Snapdragon 855 edition, and the latest Android 11. I’m wondering what the tech company leaves unturned. Oh! The foldable technology is the need of the hour. Samsung is playing the right cards when it comes to tech on the foldable smartphones. The company so far is the sole brand to give two variants of foldable phones to the earth. A new architecture patent in the process by Samsung Display. Samsung Display is a partner of Samsung Electronics For 2 years since 2018. Samsung Display comes up with a third assumable form with a dual fold. The wrap as such that packs screen from outside, the design is special crafting of the house of the Chaebol. Customarily LetsGoDigital digs up on this patent. Samsung display is working on the design’s rights since September 2018. With the KIPO i.e. Korean Intellectual Property Office. The news is out 2 years later by October 6, 2020, which is commendable, the secrecy the company kept.

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The patent held by Samsung Display

The patent gives an external folding wrap-able cell with two folding junctions. It is quite in the taste of the Xiaomi’s folding phone blueprint. The one Samsung provides is a mesmerizing kickstand and tough hinges for the “FlexMode” which is in the two Galaxy Z Flip and Galaxy Z Fold 2. The patent was given in work by Samsung Display for the foldable phones and not by Samsung Electronics. I know it is quite a surprise that the phone making company is not the patent filer. Because of being under Samsung Display the cameras, ports, woofers, and keys volume or power aren’t included. Giuseppe Spinelli, the graphic designer for LetsGoDigital gives on the information about specifications. The heartbreaking word is design may never get featured. Why? Because Patent design lies with the Display panel of Samsung and Not the Electronics. With the patent, the likeliness is a similar design with a twist to the surface.