Arizona State University’s Flexible Display Center (FDC) today announced a breakthrough in flexible display technology by creating the world’s first “touchscreen” active matrix display on a flexible, ...

HP and Arizona State University have demonstrated what they're calling the first prototype of "affordable, flexible electronic displays". Constructed using the self-aligned imprint lithography (SAIL) ...

Smartphones with a large internal screen that folds out across a hinge for improved gaming, movie watching or productivity have been available for a while now, and we've seen sliding concepts expand ...

“With its OLED innovations, Apple is clearly showing its interest in being a major part of the flexible device display transition that will be occurring in the near future.” Apple has increased its ...

Apple is reportedly testing two different folding iPhone designs. But only one of them has a flexible screen. If one of the prototypes successfully passes testing, it could become the first foldable ...

A future Apple Watch could have a display that stretches around the band, with a freshly-published Apple patent suggesting the Cupertino firm has been working on flexible screens and more. Filed with ...

While flexible screens are becoming more popular in smartphones for their ability to be placed on curved displays, they have typically used more expensive OLED technology. Today, Japan Display ...

Samsung Display isn't giving too much away on the Rollable Flex OLED panel, but it reportedly expands from 49 mm (1.93 in) in height to 254.4 mm (10 in) – that's 12.4 diagonal inches at full stretch – ...

Japan Display, one of the main manufacturers of the screens for Apple’s iPhone, is on track to soon offer flexible LCD displays that will be on par with the flexible OLED displays being used in ...

Samsung Display said on Monday that it will unveil a display panel that can be both folded and slid wider at CES 2023 in Las Vegas. Called Flex Hybrid, the screen can be folded from the left side and ...

Consumer electronics manufacturers reside between a rock and a hard place. They must continuously innovate in order to compete in the mass market, yet they’re tightly constrained by unrelenting cost ...