Samsung, Huawei, and Nubia are set to announce foldable gadgets over the upcoming several days. LG says it is sitting it out for now and Xiaomi has appeared off a prototype. A report says China’s TCL is In addition joining the party with not one but five foldable devices.
TCL is famous as the licensee for BlackBerry and Alcatel brands. It owns the Palm brand too however has licensed it to another company what made the Palm phone launched back in November. A report by CNET says the company has joined the foldable train and is developing two foldable cameraphones, 2 foldable tablets, and a fifth foldable product that wraps around your wrist such as a large bracelet.
According to patents and renderings, one of the tablets folds inwards even though an additional folds outwards. The same applies to the phones too but are said to bend on the horizontal line like a flip phone. The fifth gadget, what sounds more exciting, can wrap about the wrist. CNET says a TCL executive told them back at CES 2019 that their first foldable phone will release in 2020.
Don’t get too excited. There is a possibility that the design of Those gadgets may change or any one of them could be scrapped and not view the light of day. Nevertheless, it is great to look at more players are intrigued in making foldable devices even though they could not become mainstream for a number of more years.