Samsung is one of the main leaders in the industry when it comes to original smartphone designs and logically its intentions are to continue this trend in the coming years. Thus, in the last hours it has officially presented a new concept for folding phones that could materialize, as well as it has also patented an alternative for those who do not like notches on the screens .
Whether they are concepts or even registered patents, this in no way means that the Korean brand is going to establish them as a reality in the short term, although it is clear what the intention is for the following seasons. And yes, although the Samsung Galaxy Fold ended up generating more of a headache in its development and launch to the market, it does not give up on the idea and will bet big on mobiles capable of folding in different ways .
Two new designs for the future of Samsung?: Samsung reveals new concepts for foldable and notch-free mobiles
This is what the design of the mobile patented by Samsung looks like
First of all Samsung has been present during the “Samsung (SSNLF) Developer Conference” last week and has revealed some interesting news. Among them, he advanced a new style of folding phones that changes the concept of Fold to unfold vertically to now do it horizontally.
Thus, users would have the possibility of enjoying a large screen, closer to that of a tablet to enjoy multimedia content in all its splendor, but also to be able to divide the panel into two smaller parts (perhaps similar in dimensions to that of Smartphones from five years ago or more) where basic information for day to day is reflected.
On the other hand, a patent registered in KIPO (Korean Intellectual Property Office) has finally been published publicly and media such as LetsGoDigital have been able to do with the designs. There is no further information on what to expect about this possible Smartphone, but in the images it is already clear what the innovation would be in terms of design .
Far from modifying the screen to occupy a small notch that includes the front camera and other components of the mobile, here the panel would remain unalterable and in return a small margin would be added on the upper area. The difference with any other Smartphone is that the top bezel would not go from end to end, but only in the central part.
In conclusion, what do you think of these two new design ideas from Samsung? Do you think they would have a future in the market?
