Those slim computers that bend and fold may sound futuristic, but they could be coming in just a few months, if a new report turns out to be true.
Samsung is reportedly working on a new smartphone with a flexible, bendable screen to be released in January, according to Sam Mobile, a blog covering Samsung news that has a solid track record when it comes to reporting on unannounced products.
The blog says it received this information from a reliable Chinese tipster, citing a post on the Twitter-like Chinese social network Weibo as the source of the leak. Samsung is said to be testing the device in two versions: one that's powered by a Snapdragon 620 processor made by Qualcomm and another that runs on the chip maker's faster Snapdragon 820 processor.
The version of the phone Samsung is currently testing is also said to have a microSD card slot and 3GB of RAM, which is just slightly less than the 4GB of RAM you'll find on the Galaxy Note 5.
Samsung is reportedly working on a new smartphone with a flexible, bendable screen to be released in January, according to Sam Mobile, a blog covering Samsung news that has a solid track record when it comes to reporting on unannounced products.
The blog says it received this information from a reliable Chinese tipster, citing a post on the Twitter-like Chinese social network Weibo as the source of the leak. Samsung is said to be testing the device in two versions: one that's powered by a Snapdragon 620 processor made by Qualcomm and another that runs on the chip maker's faster Snapdragon 820 processor.
The version of the phone Samsung is currently testing is also said to have a microSD card slot and 3GB of RAM, which is just slightly less than the 4GB of RAM you'll find on the Galaxy Note 5.
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