Samsung on MWC 2025 invented another way to bend smartphones

< Img src = "/uploads/blogs/bb/a3/ib-f-f-f-qnamqbh7_240df4a4.jpg" Alt = "Samsung on MWC 2025 invented another way to bend smartphones"/> < p > Samsung Display for the first time demonstrated an advanced version of its long -standing concept Flex G & mdash; Now called Asymmetric Flip. Previously, Samsung focused primarily on the “book” format of three -folded devices, now the manufacturer of screen panels showed an alternative approach to a design similar to Galaxy Z Flip. However there are two bend lines instead of one.

< p > About it writes Notebookcheck.

< H2 > What is known about Asymmetric Flip < p >According to available information, Asymmetric Flip inherits the appearance of Galaxy Z Flip6, but without an external screen. The device in its current form is not completely closed, forming a small gap. Such a feature can adversely affect the durability of the body if adapted to the real market.

< P > Theoretically, this format helps to eliminate the central bend from the “valve” smartphones. However, Asymmetric Flip is higher than the usual Galaxy Z Flip in a folded state, which may contradict the key advantage of compact folding phones.

~ < P > Publication of Asymmetric Flip confirms that Samsung Display develops three -folding panels not only for “book” format but also for “valve” smartphones. However, it is important to understand that Samsung Display does not produce gadgets, which is done by another unit & mdash; Samsung Electronics. So now there is no guarantee that Asymmetric Flip will really appear on sale.

< P > In addition, in recent months, many conversations have been around the probable exit of the first three -folding smartphone from Samsung to mass production. The device is expected to appear later this year and resemble a improved version of Flex G. The company has already shown this concept at previous exhibitions and again brought it to MWC 2025 in Barcelona.

~ ~ ~ < p > If Samsung still decides to release a three -folding phone similar to Asymmetric Flip, this can open a new direction in the design of folding devices. However, it only remains to watch Samsung Display and wait for official announcements from Samsung Electronics.