In 2013 we saw the first products appear with curved screens on the market. Both Samsung and LG released TVs with a screen that is slightly curved and two Korean manufacturers also announced phones with a curved screen. The curved televisions proved what kind of far to have away from each other, but the approach to the phones was completely different. Samsung chose to curves, while LG went to a curvature of the vertical axis, as in a banana. The horizontal axis of the phone
Recently, we were at LG come to work with such a curved smartphone for the first time: the G-Flex. According to the manufacturer, has a curved display all benefits. So it should look at movies on the G Flex extra impressive and the curved shape must also make the device suitable for calling. In addition, the G Flex a back that according to LG 'self-healing' is; small scratches would disappear. The phone is also not only curved, but is also flexible.
All sounds impressive, so we went short with the G Flex to work to see if the device really is a revolution as the manufacturer claims, or whether it is a conglomeration of marketing gimmicks.
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Recently, we were at LG come to work with such a curved smartphone for the first time: the G-Flex. According to the manufacturer, has a curved display all benefits. So it should look at movies on the G Flex extra impressive and the curved shape must also make the device suitable for calling. In addition, the G Flex a back that according to LG 'self-healing' is; small scratches would disappear. The phone is also not only curved, but is also flexible.
All sounds impressive, so we went short with the G Flex to work to see if the device really is a revolution as the manufacturer claims, or whether it is a conglomeration of marketing gimmicks.
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