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Huawei is secretly working on the world's first triple folding cell phone: what is known

2024-04-08T17:54:46.393Z

Highlights: Huawei is secretly working on the world's first triple folding cell phone. According to industry leaks, the "tri-fold" model will fold in a Z shape. The biggest challenge seems to be the design, as a device with two different hinges would contain complex parts and be quite heavy. Asked about this supposed avant-garde model, Huawei did not want to confirm the rumors.. Samsung could incorporate a triple fold in its Z Fold and Z Flip line. In fact, the South Koreans previously showed off their triple-screen smartphone at the latest CES technology event.


According to industry leaks, the "tri-fold" model will fold in a Z shape. Which is the main challenge for the Chinese brand.


Huawei wants to revolutionize the folding cell phone market, once again. After

launching

the

Huawei

Mate

According to ITHome

,

which recently published Huawei's patent, the next smartphone

appears to take the shape of a "Z"

when folded and the device features two different hinges

until it reaches 10 inches

(25.4 cm) with a factor of tablet-like shape

What the first of the Tri-Fold cell phones will be like: what's new from Huawei

The patent for the triple-screen cell phone that Huawei is considering putting on the market.

The apparent inventions of the Chinese brand are focused on three casings, two hinges and a flexible screen. With this mechanism, the company aims

to improve its

folding phone

manufacturing strategy.

The first, second and third housings are connected to the flexible screen at the ends. Meanwhile, the

first and second hinges

ensure a strong hold between the connected components.

Meanwhile, the first hinge can be rotated to

allow the folding and unfolding mechanics

of the first housing component, connected to the second housing. The same applies to the second hinge and linked components.

One of the most useful aspects of a triple device is that the screen connected to the second hinge

can be folded outwards

, allowing the third part of the screen to be used as a fully functional display when the device is folded.

The patent for Huawei's Tri-Fold cell phone.

The thickness of the three cases is also different, with the third being the thickest and the other two being thinner for greater grip comfort.

Triple devices have so far never been introduced to the market, but

the biggest challenge seems to be the design

, as a device with two different hinges would contain complex parts and

be quite heavy

. However, in Huawei's patent, each part of the screen has a different thickness, which should reduce the weight.

Galaxy Z Fold 5, Samsung's famous foldable.

Asked about this supposed avant-garde model,

Huawei did not want to confirm the rumors

. "We only focus on announcements and launches that we have already made," acknowledged

Carlos Morales

, Director of Public Relations for Huawei Devices in Latin America.

"Today, Huawei leads once again in terms of

technology development capabilities. Although our most advanced and recent foldable, Mate

to the rest of the products

on the market," Morales stated.

At the same time, he reaffirmed the Chinese technology company's objective of working "on new materials, new technologies and new applications to continue offering

cutting-edge equipment

."

Another that seems to follow in the footsteps of the Chinese technology company would be

Samsung

, known for its innovation in folding technology, who could incorporate a triple fold

in its Z Fold and Z Flip line

. In fact, the South Koreans previously showed off their triple-screen smartphone at the latest CES technology event in Las Vegas, although they did not confirm whether it will finally go on sale.

SL

Source: clarin

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