According to the latest rumors point during the month of October Samsung should release a new smartphone with flexible screen. This new trend also would jump LG, but came two months later, ie in December. Together with a flexible display, this smartphone would work with the latest version of Google's mobile operating system, Android 4.4 KitKat.
The information about a possible LG smartphone with flexible screen and Android 4.4 KitKat is by far, more than a rumor. Therefore, not be taken as really reliable, although unlikely, since LG competes directly with Samsung consumer technology, and especially in the field of displays. These two handsets, the Samsung and LG would be the first two commercial smartphones (not prototypes) that incorporate a flexible display, which does not mean that the terminal itself is not rigid.
What do you mean that the LG smartphone screen incorporates flexible?
Both terminal LG Samsung like, although a flexible screen will incorporate smartphones rigid. Possible applications currently this technology are not really limited by the flexibility of the remaining components. Therefore, one of the ideas or prototypes that have been shown so far, what they offer thanks to flexible displays is an "edge" screen. That is, flexible displays that can serve not only the "face" of the display terminal, eg images. Thus, could be used to display notifications on the "edge" of the terminal, the terminal can be turned without having to lose any message that arrives or any other notification.
The good trend this manufacturer, LG
For some time, LG is showing what can really show the current and future market. Left behind in the field of mobile phone manufacturer that failed to meet its customers with a lousy system updates. LG now offers high-power devices (LG G2), and equipment ranging from the lower end to the G2 occupies. The work does not end here, going forward we expect the new Nexus 5 of Google, which is manufactured by LG, and the terminal occupying our lines, which incorporate a flexible display and the latest version of Android, not yet released.
Source: AndroidAyuda
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