Samsung has been awarded a patent from the U.S. Trademark and Patent Organization (USPTO via CalibreCleaning, Tom’sGuide) titled Display Device. This innovative design combines the book-style foldable concept with a rollable design, showcasing Samsung’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of smartphone technology.

The hybrid device looks like a regular Galaxy Z Fold phone on the outside, featuring rear cameras on the side of the phone opposite the hinge. There is no cover screen, but when unfolded, it reveals a large tablet-sized internal display. The rollable technology allows users to extend the screen on one of the sides to make it even larger.

When folded, this device resembles the back of a shut Galaxy Z Fold but still reveals a small vertical screen segment that sticks out past the rear panel. This unique feature can be used for notifications or with certain widgets without requiring users to open the device.

While Samsung’s patent is an exciting glimpse into future possibilities, there is no confirmation that this device will be released in the near future. However, it demonstrates Samsung’s dedication to redefining what a smartphone can be.

This innovative concept aligns with Phones Canada’s commitment to bringing cutting-edge mobile technology to its customers and staying ahead of industry trends. We look forward to seeing how Samsung continues to push boundaries and innovate within the telecommunications space.