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Bendy phone screen, finally

Mail Online
Phone maker LG has confirmed it will start selling flexible screens for smartphones and tablets as early as next month.
The 6-inch display will be made of bendy
plastic substrates, rather than glass, and the panel can be attached to any curved device.
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LG Chern, the South Koren firm's research arm, has additionally said it is ready to unveil its curved battery pro-totype ahead of the rumoured launch of the company's G Flex handset in November.
"LG Display is launching a new era of flexible displays for smartphones with its industry-leading technology," said Dr Sang Deog Yeo, chief technology officer of LG
Display.
"The flexible display market is expected to grow quickly as this technology is expected to expand further into diverse applications including automotive displays, tablets and wearable devices."
The design is made of 0.44mm-thin plastic and has a protective film attached to the back, making it 'bendable and unbreakable’.
It is vertically concave from
top to bottom, has a radius of 7cm and weighs 7.2g.
LG Display claims the flexible OLED panel is the 'world's slimmest among existing mobile device panels'.
The company’s new battery technology could also revolutionise smartphones because it is so bendy it can be tied in knots.
This means it can be shaped around other compo-
nents.
It could even improve the battery life of phones because manufacturers could add more power into the batteries, if they're not restricted by size or shape.
LG Chern's cable-type lithium-ion battery can even woven into textiles.
This means the technology could also be fitted to clothes, and users could end up 'wearing' phone chargers.