It is almost no secret that Samsung is already presenting us with the future of mobile phones these days. The company is currently playing around with flexible displays, and from what we've heard, it's just a step away from foldable displays, which are (according to speculation) several smartphone and tablet manufacturers, including Apple, which is said to be toying with the idea of a foldable iPad and iPhone Plus. By the way, this is a concept that Samsung already presented at CES 2013 in one of its promotional videos. Well, while others are only in the phase of expectations and concepts, the South Korean giant is only a step away from the future.
As a representative of Samsung Display told Business Korea, it is generally expected that the first foldable smartphones can be produced as early as 2016. This means that in a year, Samsung could present a foldable version at WWDC Galaxy An S7 that would turn into a tablet when opened. Or this option only affects the model Galaxy Note 6? Analyst company IHS believes it may be earlier. Specifically, he expects the development of the new technology to progress at a pace where the first devices could appear on the market as early as the end of 2015. For a change, reports last year said that Samsung presented the first prototype of a folding device behind closed doors at CES 2014.
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