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At an event in New York, Lenovo showed off a gamut of products, including a concept device that includes a flexible display. Although interesting, the firm did not give many details about the project.

Samsung will be ready to unveil a smartphone that can unfold into a small tablet by the third quarter of the year, and LG will follow suit with its own foldable devices before the end of 2017.

A recently posted patent application by Samsung could possibly give us a glimpse of what its plans are regarding devices with foldable screens. The devices are rumored to arrive by the MWC 2017 event.

Of all the different concepts of mini PCs that companies have been churning out for the last few years, this has to be one of the craziest to date. Oh, and it has more ports than Apple's MacBook.

According to a reliable analyst, Apple is looking to release a new size of iPad next year with even bigger changes set for 2018. One of those changes? Flexible, AMOLED screens for its tablets.

Samsung's North America chief says devices with bendable displays are "relatively right around the corner" - just days after a report claiming that Samsung's first foldable phones will arrive in 2017.

Samsung is believed to be working on two devices with bendable displays - including one with a 5-inch form factor that opens up to become an 8-inch tablet - and they may be unveiled in early 2017.

LG will invest $8.5bn in OLED display technology over the next three years, in an effort to establish itself as a leader in OLED TVs and a new generation of devices with truly flexible displays.

LG has announced details of availability for the G Flex2, its new curved Android flagship, featuring an octa-core 2.0GHz Snapdragon 810 processor, 2GB RAM, and 13MP rear camera with laser auto-focus.

Apple has recently been granted a patent that shows the company has been toying with the idea of a curved iPhone but just because they got the patent does not mean we will see it on retail shelves.

Samsung has said that it will begin volume production of flexible displays for smartphones that can be folded next year, and the first such device will go on sale before the end of 2015.

LG has shown off its new 18-inch flexible OLED, which can be rolled up to a radius of 3cm - while still turned on and without damaging it - and also unveiled its new transparent OLED panel.

Nokia and its research partner SEL have jointly revealed new flexible displays that can be folded into two or three sections, while switched on, or opened up into a flat 5.9-inch 720p OLED.

LG's gently curved and slightly flexible handset, the G Flex, will launch in the first of over twenty European markets next month, as the company expands availability of the device beyond Asia.

We've seen concepts of flexible handsets that can be bent into different shapes before, but the MorePhone prototype is a different beast - a phone that changes its own shape to alert users.

Flexible displays remain one of the most hotly-anticipated developments in mobile tech, and Samsung is preparing to show off its latest at CES: a 5.5" 1280x720px bendy screen designed for smartphones.

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