Although it is widely expected to launch in the next couple of months, Samsung has kept details of the Galaxy Note 2 firmly under wraps.
The latest rumor, via a KoreaTimes report, is that the new smartphone will have a flexible AMOLED display, the first of its kind in an American consumer phone.
While we don't expect the phone to be completely bendable, there is a chance it will be ... [ read the full article ]
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...Although I agree with everyone's accolades to Samsung, as to be a thorn in the Goliath Apple's side or foot....Let's give credit where credit is due. Corning a company about 60 miles from me has been the main source of all (good) tablets and phones glass (ie: Gorilla Glass,different levels specs etc). I guess any one of the mobile/ computer hardware giants can actually license to use it in their products...just Samsung was in the right place (allegedly)so far, at the right time. The UBP glass just got introduced a month or so ago, so as it goes I am sure others wont be far behind in adding curves and multishapeable mobile and communicating devices in the near future. Just imagine the possibilities... I can even in my feeble psychotic little bean...lol
Sounds cool but slightly pointless, I can't imagine it being nice to use (if it's a touchscreen), I once tried to use a blackberry with its rocker screen clicky thing and didn't like it, the fact it moved under your finger (even tho this was intentional) made it feel a bit cheap.
But the idea is good tho, LCD screens wrapping round corners could make the in home cinema kick ass!
