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Samsung Presented their First Demo of a Future Tablet with an Expandable Display Form Factor at Intel's Innovation 2022 Event

Patently Apple and our Patently Mobile Patent site have been covering a number of industry trends over the years that stem from patent filings around the world. One of the more interesting trends is future portable devices like smartphones and tablets offering expandable displays through "rollable" or scrollable OLED flexible displays. Yesterday, Samsung Display's CEO presented a brief demo of the world's first tablet with an expandable display

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Samsung drops its 2022 Smartphone Shipment Target from 300 million to 260 million units and is shifting hard towards Foldables+

Days after the Samsung Unpacked event where they introduced new foldable smartphones, The president of Samsung Electronics’ MX Business, Roh Tae-moon predicted that "By 2025, foldable items will take up more than 50 percent of Samsung‘s total premium smartphone shipments. Foldables will become the new standard of smartphones." While it was a bold statement, we may better understand his prediction in light of Samsung's latest revelation.

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Like Apple, Facebook has been Granted 2 Patents in August relating to Future Accessories for High-End Mixed Reality Headsets

Earlier this month, Patently Apple posted a couple of Apple's granted patents relating to possible future Mixed Reality accessories in the form of rings and standalone finger mounted devices and/or a glove. Likewise, Facebook was granted two interesting patents about mixed reality eyewear and accessories they're working on. To be sure, the coming Apple vs. Meta war for market dominance in the advanced mixed reality headset space is going to be an exciting one to follow.

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With Samsung predicting that 50% of their premium smartphones will be foldables by 2025, will Apple step in to challenge them?

There was a rather big build up to Samsung's Unpacked Event last week. The hype, however, didn't quite materialize when it came to their next-gen Foldables. Though like Apple's iPhone, each generation presents fans with a series of nice refinements and not much in terms of advancing the form factor.

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Samsung is developing a Smart Ring that differs from Apple's in that it will act as a universal Remote for a Plethora of Devices

Apple was the first big tech company to apply for a smart ring patent. They filed for the patent in 2014 and it was published by the U.S. Patent Office in October 2015. Our report today covers a Samsung smart ring patent. The focus of the patent isn't for a future MR Headset like Apple's, but rather as a universal remote for a plethora of devices

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While Apple began working on Sleep Monitoring systems in 2017, USPTO just published Google's first patent for their 'Sleep Sensing' technology

Apple acquired Beddit back in 2017 and has been filing patents since that time to advance sleep monitoring systems. In 2020, Apple introduced Sleep Tracking with iOS 7. Apple recognized early on that sleep monitoring could play an important part of their new focus on personal health care. Now Google wants in on this market and introduced their sleep monitoring system last year. Our report covers Google's sleep monitoring patent that takes an indirect kick at Apple's approach.

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Samsung set to unveil next-gen Galaxy Fold devices on August 10th while continuing their work on future Mixed Reality Smartglasses

Samsung Electronics on Wednesday sent out invites to the 2022 Galaxy Unpacked event for its new foldable phones that will be held online via its official website at 10 p.m. (Korea time) on Aug. 10. Our report also covers one of Samsung's latest patents on mixed reality smartglasses.

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Samsung Engineers go on a patent Blitz presenting varying Smartphone designs based on Expandable Display Form Factors

Patently Apple’s other IP Site, Patently Mobile, has covered both foldable and scrollable smartphone form factors from Samsung going back a decade. At one point in time, it was a tossup as to which of the two form factors would make it to market first. Then in 2019 Samsung introduced the Galaxy Fold. Now Samsung has gone on a patent blitz all about expandable display devices. Our report provides you with an overview...

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Samsung may be preparing to introduce the World's First-to-Market 'Slide-Out' Smartphone Form Factor later this year

While Samsung is preparing to release updates to their Galaxy Z Fold devices this summer, rumor has it that they may also introduce their first generation "slidable" display smartphone.

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Samsung Display has its eyes on a new project, making Quantum-Dot OLED Displays thin enough to be used in Future Scrollable Devices

Our other IP site Patently Mobile has been following Samsung's work on display technology for years and scrollable displays since at least 2015. This week the U.S. Patent Office published a new Samsung patent application relating to a future smartphone with a scroll-out display. More importantly, Samsung revealed this week that that they're working on a Quantum-Dot OLED display that could be thin enough to use in rollable/scrollable devices. This news could be positive for Apple too, as they have several patents supporting future devices with scrollable displays.

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