Motorola Flaunts Full-Fledged Concept Phone That Can Be Worn As A Bracelet
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Motorola presented a number of twists, quite literally, at Lenovo Tech World 2023, among which was an adaptive display concept primed to reshape the way people interact with their devices.
Versatility is molded into this experimental device, which allows users to transform their display to suit their whims and fit their unique needs.
In its flat position, the adaptive screen functions like a standard Android phone. The 6.9-inch display provides a full Android experience, just like any modern smartphone.
As an example, the flexible device can be wrapped around your wrist, turning into a hands-free companion akin to a bracelet or smartwatch.
Video screenshot via Lenovo
Using Motorola’s new generative artificial intelligence tool, another innovation presented at the showcase, users can personalize their nifty smart bracelets to their individual style by snapping a photo of their current outfit and creating multiple iterations of original artwork, then changing their look in real-time.
Video screenshot via Lenovo
Moreover, the bendable concept offers various stand modes. It can prop itself up into a self-standing position, creating a mini tripod of sorts for those who love to capture photos and videos on the go. In this configuration, it functions as a more compact Android smartphone with a 4.6-inch screen.
The adaptive design represents the next phase in Motorola’s ongoing exploration of display and mechanical innovations, building on its knowhow with foldable and rollable technology. While this concept may not be hitting the market just yet, it’s a tantalizing glimpse into the future of consumer electronics.
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[via Engadget, PC Magazine, Motorola, Lenovo, images via Lenovo]
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