Samsung Raise Patent For Smartphones Dual Display

Samsung Raise Patent For Smartphones Dual Display - Not only diligent multiply its smartphone products, Samsung is also not bored innovate in product development. Current, the South Korean company filed for a patent on a smartphone which uses dual display.

Based on the published sketch Patent Bolt, Samsung will set up the device with two separate screens, but integrated in order to provide a better experience to the user.

Based on these documents, indicate that Samsung will be working on a handset that resembles a tablet. The handset will have a keyboard and a buffer function is integrated to provide a computing experience like a laptop.

In addition, Samsung also reported to have filed a patent on flexible display on the tablet. That said, the handset will be released next year.


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HTC has announced that it has teamed up with British designer David Koma to produce a special edition of the HTC One mini. An extremely limited production run of 10 units will be made and each phone will contain one of two distinctive patterns created by Koma. One pattern reflects his designs for the upcoming Autumn/Winter 2013 collection, and the other is a preview of his Spring/Summer 2014 show.

The designs are printed onto the aluminum back of the HTC One mini and the only way for consumers to obtain one is to win a contest being held over Twitter from September 4th through the 23rd by HTCs U.K. subsidiary. To enter, you need to submit your own design based on Komas work using any medium or material, and reflecting the idea of "change". You then tweet your entry to #htckoma. The grand prize winner gets a signed print of the designs made by David Koma for the HTC One mini.

"The designs I’ve created for this special edition of the HTC One mini mirror the transition in style from my previous season’s collection to my upcoming one which will be presented during London Fashion Week. Pushing boundaries and exploring new techniques play a huge part in how I bring a collection together - taking part in this project has been a very exciting experience for me and an opportunity to find inspiration from working with new materials."-David Koma

"The dynamic and daring nature of David’s work is a perfect fit for HTC, where our goal is to enable and encourage young talent to drive change through creativity. These exclusive editions of the HTC One mini celebrate the simple beauty of the original handset we created and turn it into a must-have collector’s item for anyone who is a fan of David’s unique style."-Peter Frolund, General Manager, HTC U.K.

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