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 There
goes the phone! A day will soon come when you know that your phone
is ringing without a sound or a vibration. What am I talking
about? Recently, an innovative product was developed.
This new smartphone, which was created by Queen’s University Human
Media Lab in Canada, can bend and twist when it receives
a text or call!
In other words, the new model
smartphone named the MorePhone has shape-changing capabilities to let the user
know of an incoming call, text or email. It uses a thin, flexible display made
by a company called Plastic Logic. It is possible to curl its entire body to indicate a call, or fold
out to individual corners to indicate a particular message.
 “We will be
able to leave our smartphone on the table and observe visual shape changes when
someone is trying to contact us,” says Dr. Ver tegaal of Queen’s University.
However, the flexible smartphone display has a long way to go, considering
that the product will be available to the public within
the next five to 10 years. |
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