Artificial intelligence and adaptive screen smartphones have been the main protagonists of the 2023 edition of the Lenovo Tech World. One of the leading companies in this event has been Motorola, which has presented a striking model of flexible screen mobile. At the moment, it is just a prototype, but everything indicates that it is destined to revolutionize the smartphone market.
This peculiar phone has a screen that can be folded in any direction, adopting all kinds of shapes. Even can be wrapped around your wrist like a bracelet. With such characteristics, it is not surprising that this idea has managed to attract everyone's attention.
It is not the first time that mobile phone manufacturers try to surprise us with a design like this. Already In the past we could see a similar idea, presented by Samsung. An amazing prototype that raised a lot of expectation at the time, but never made it to the production phase.
In fact, Motorola already tried something similar in 2016. Most likely, what it offers us today is the result of the development of that first project, an update of the design thanks to the use of new materials and the contribution of new technologies.
It must be said that the ideas of Samsung and Motorola have little to do with each other. The screen designed by Samsung, named "Flex In & Out", was capable of bending in and out. On the other hand, Motorola's new adaptive screen, as that is what the brand itself calls it, is something much more precise, fluid and sophisticated.
Adaptive screen: a new concept
The key to this future model, for which there is still no commercial name assigned, is its FHD+ pOLED screen, so elastic that it can be bent and molded in different shapes, to meet the different needs of users at all times.
When horizontally positioned, the size of this screen is 6,9″, a perfect measurement to offer an Android experience as good as any other smartphone. Vertical position We can adjust its shape so that, for example, the mobile remains standing by itselfor, sacrificing the normal size of the screen for a more compact 4,6″ shape.
But this is just one of many new ideas that Motorola presented this year at Lenovo Tech World. It seems that the American company (today included within the Lenovo group) has made a big bet to once again occupy a prominent place in the market after many years acting as a secondary player. Below are some of his most innovative proposals:
New line of designs based on Artificial Intelligence
Motorola, in addition to its flexible mobile phone, has presented at this event many new ideas and designs in which the Artificial Intelligence plays a fundamental role. The company has developed a generative AI model that runs locally on the smartphone. One of the ways users could use this technology is to upload or capture a photo of themselves, so that their device can generate unique AI-generated images based on their facial features, anatomy, expressions or style of communication. dress. It is just an example of how much could be done.
But without a doubt the most significant contribution of this meeting between the world of mobile phones and that of artificial intelligence is Motorcycle AI. We are talking about a personal assistant developed by Lenovo with the idea that it be used for both PCs and smartphones. Moto AI has a huge knowledge base while being able to adapt to new patterns and “learn” from its interactions with users.
Any user will be able to interact with MotoAI in various ways: asking questions, scheduling tasks, etc. Especially interesting is a function called AI Text Summarization, which can read chat conversations, text documents or emails to synthesize them into quick-to-understand key messages.
There are other qualities that AI is going to add to users of the brand's new mobile device models and that are worth highlighting. Among them are the Mobile Scanner, which automatically improves the quality of our photos and the readability of the texts. There's also the privacy tool, which intelligently identifies and blurs names and profile photos and names in social media posts.
When will the Motorola flexible screen mobile go on sale?
This is a difficult question to answer. Especially since to date only prototypes have been talked about. Everything indicates that, at least for now, the idea is not going to crystallize into a smartphone model that goes on sale. Production costs may be too high for now to consider marketing. But this could change in the near future.