But right before they were gonna die, they actually did have one more trick up their sleeve —one more shot in the barrel.
It was split so you could swivel the spring-loaded top layer up over the top in a horizontal orientation.
They wanted to offer similar functionality at a fraction of the price .
There were all sorts of other tricks here too, like a fully folding 180-degree hinge and adding pass-through magnetic charging adapters.
It runs out of money , they end up shutting down their whole mobile operation.
They end up shutting down their whole mobile operation .
They have their ways . I don't ask questions.
Looks kind of like a regular slab phone .
But the extra screen is hidden in plain sight .
So on the left side, the volume buttons are actually pressure-sensitive areas up at the top where the buttons normally would be.
So then quick, rapid fire through a couple other little things that I noticed.
But it can easily pinch smaller items and then pick them up like microfiber cloths.
This soft, flexible display is constantly exposed to the elements .
You can hear these different versions of sounds that play that can mask the sounds of the motors.
The display doesn't have to fold in half around a super-tight radius .
There are some other notable specs that I found while just digging through the settings here.
If you want to see how hilariously over-engineered the inside of this phone is, you can watch Zack from JerryRigEverything's video.
There is word on the street that Samsung is also trying to do a rollable type of smartphone even still.
They just didn't survive long enough to actually ship it.
I would say it feels like LG is the only one who would actually try to ship a phone like this.
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