Breakthrough could help you 3D print OLED screens at home
Why buy a display when you can make one?
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'Atomically thin' transistors could help make electronic skins a reality
They're several times smaller than previous creations.
LG will demo a 'bendable' OLED gaming TV at CES 2021
You can switch between a flat screen and a curved screen at the press of a button.We have two newsletters, why not sign up for both?
Flexible color ePaper displays could soon adorn your clothes
Plastic Logic is making glass-free panels based on E Ink's ACeP tech.
Stretchable skin sensor could help you touch things in VR
It could also help robots interact with the outside world.
LG teases an ‘Explorer Project’ phone with a slide-out display
It's just an animation for now, but hopefully we'll learn more soon.
Sticker sensor monitors your body using wireless power
It wouldn't interfere with your behavior.
iFixit pulls its Galaxy Fold teardown at Samsung's request
The deconstructed device came from a 'trusted partner.'
Samsung speaks up about broken Galaxy Fold review units
It will investigate the 'few' reports of problems with media sample devices.
Samsung's 'unbreakable' display survives UL scrutiny
The flexible OLED screen might just live up to the hype.
O2's flexible plans let you change your data allowance each month
Kinda like Sky Mobile, but without rollover data.
Samsung wants to launch a foldable Galaxy Note in 2018
But the company has already given itself a get-out clause.
Lenovo laptop concept flexes like a yoga mat
It's just a dream for now, but don't rule it out.
Samsung's extra-stretchable display can survive dents
The company is also prepping 4K mini displays for the next wave of VR.
Graphene is the key to tougher flexible OLED displays
Just think: clothes made of unbreakable screens.
Your clothing could soon have stealthy heart rate sensors
You could even chuck it in the washing machine.
Japan Display battles Samsung's OLED with curved LCD screens
The screens can bend thanks to plastic instead of glass on the back.
You can cut this display with scissors
Imagine wearable screens that can take any shape.
Nanofiber film could lead to electronic skin
It's very conductive, very transparent, and importantly... very cheap.
Graphene e-paper is brighter and bendier
And it should be ready within a year.
