Lenovo hosted its annual Global Tech World event yesterday, and one of the highlights of the keynote was a concept phone with a flexible pOLED display. The device can fold around your wrist or stand on its own like a tripod, and Lenovo believes that’s the key to a hands-free experience.
Motorola adaptive display concept
Motorola hasn’t shared detailed specs for this device, but we know it features a 6.9-inch diagonal and FHD+ resolution with some noticeable bezels and a fabric back. The device can clip onto a metal cuff to remain attached to the wrist presumably via magnets. The UI appears to shape itself based on how the screen is aligned, and Motorola shares that wearing the flexible device on your wrist will give you a similar experience to the Razr 40 Ultra aka razr+ and its 3.6-inch cover screen with Complete Android apps.
Motorola also demonstrated some generative AI features intended to take advantage of the form factor. MotoAI, which runs on board the new concept phone, allows users to customize their own wallpaper and theme where you can take a photo of an outfit and then receive AI-generated images that can be set as wallpaper.
The Motorola adaptive display concept in action
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