Royole's FlexPai Is The World's First Commercially Available Foldable Smartphone

At this year's CES, we got a closer look at the Royole FlexPai, the world's first foldable smartphone. In October 2018, the Chinese company beat Samsung to launching the world's first flexible phone. FlexPai costs around $1,300. Samsung is also planning to launch its own foldable phone.

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[favvidguys]

Where can I find this soundtrack? Sounds like Tessellate by Alt J, but I can't find the instrumental version

[bveruska]

The First True Foldable Phone Is: Kyocera Echo (2011)

[drac]

Users will buy a screen film and never fold to not lose the screen film.

[chrisgreen]

Another waste of time and resources, they should made a longer lasting battery and better internet connection than a flexible screen

[favvidguys]

Can someone send me the link to the background music? Sounds like alt j, but I can't find this version

[henripons]

Its nice becuase its a phone and a tablet in one. Not everyone has both.

[matheusazevedoC]

new tecnologies that today look useless, may be important in near future. They show how it can be implemented on other things, like purses and hats... if someone saw the series of netflix "maniac" advertising in the future probably will change and reach even more intrusive ways to get to us. In that sense, maybe, for advertisement, this new tecnology can be hella good.

[iandocherty]

Anybody know the name of the track? Thanks in advance

[redmanful]

Are they struggling to close it or were they just acting?

[EnigMajicc]

Samsung is gonna make it flow well and have a purpose.

[VanitasYoutube]

I can reach 200k mark in one years easly

[officialcafemojo]

They never show them being touch sensitive. They're totally not. Fake tablet. It's literally just a screen. Still cool though!

[justindeen]

looks really useless, considering almost everyone has a iPad and a smartphone.