The innovative team at Human Media Lab have pulled of some Sci-Fi wonders by creating the Paperphone which is functional, running Android using “bend gestures” to navigate and operate. The Paperphone can make calls, run apps like the music player to play tracks, read eBooks, plus more. Additionally, they demonstrate it being worn on the wrist and operated by touch; alternatively when laid flat it can accept input from a stylus. The display uses eInk, the same technology used in the Kindle, plus it has sensors in the back to detect bend gestures from users.
The research team say this thin film phone will make the current smartphone obsolete in 5-10 years… do you agree? Comment below!
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