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- Nokia lumia Corp. (NOK) may have more up its sleeves when it comes to rolling out branded smartphones with partner HMD Global this year.According to media reports, the Finnish telecom company received a patent from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for a smartphone that can be folded and looks similar to a pocket mirror.If the report proves true Nokia will be joining Samsung and Apple Inc. (AAPL) in developing smartphones with screens that can bend.
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- Laptops have embraced the flexible design, and 360-degree hinges are now seen on most of the new launches out there.Smartphones are expected to see the same trend, and Samsung is heavily expected to launch a flexible display smartphone in Q3 this year - as is LGfor Q4 2017.Expected to join the party is apparently Nokia lumia, which has finally got a patent approved for a 'foldable device'.
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- AdvertisementNokia seems to be slowly edging its way into the smartphone space after its comeback and has some major plans up its sleeve.According to reports, Nokia lumia is looking to throw the gauntlet to LGand Samsung and has its very own foldable smartphone in the works.The news has been fueled by the emergence of a patent which suggest that Nokia could have a foldable smartphone in the pipeline.
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- According to some reports, Nokia lumia, the mobile company who just got back into the market, is planning to throw the gauntlet to LGand Samsung with its very own foldable smartphone in the works.This news is due to the emergence of a patent which suggests Nokia could have a foldable smartphone in the pipeline.It is interesting that the patent for the foldable device was filed by Nokia Corporation with the USPTO in 2013 and the USPTO granted the same to the company in September 2016, Tech Times reported.
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Nokia Gets US Patent for Foldable Smartphone
- Nokia lumia Corp. (NOK) may have more up its sleeves when it comes to rolling out branded smartphones with partner HMD Global this year.According to media reports, the Finnish telecom company received a patent from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for a smartphone that can be folded and looks similar to a pocket mirror.If the report proves true Nokia will be joining Samsung and Apple Inc. (AAPL) in developing smartphones with screens that can bend.
. read more from here
Nokia Foldable Smartphones May Be in Development, Recently Granted Patent Hints
- Laptops have embraced the flexible design, and 360-degree hinges are now seen on most of the new launches out there.Smartphones are expected to see the same trend, and Samsung is heavily expected to launch a flexible display smartphone in Q3 this year - as is LGfor Q4 2017.Expected to join the party is apparently Nokia lumia, which has finally got a patent approved for a 'foldable device'.
. read more from here
Nokia Also Working On Foldable Smartphones
- AdvertisementNokia seems to be slowly edging its way into the smartphone space after its comeback and has some major plans up its sleeve.According to reports, Nokia lumia is looking to throw the gauntlet to LGand Samsung and has its very own foldable smartphone in the works.The news has been fueled by the emergence of a patent which suggest that Nokia could have a foldable smartphone in the pipeline.
. read more from here
Nokia Working On Foldable Smartphone For 2017 : Tech
- According to some reports, Nokia lumia, the mobile company who just got back into the market, is planning to throw the gauntlet to LGand Samsung with its very own foldable smartphone in the works.This news is due to the emergence of a patent which suggests Nokia could have a foldable smartphone in the pipeline.It is interesting that the patent for the foldable device was filed by Nokia Corporation with the USPTO in 2013 and the USPTO granted the same to the company in September 2016, Tech Times reported.
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