It's not a surprise that Samsung is leading the smartphones market at the moment, but according to the IHS agency, this year the company will be also and the…
The Galaxy Note II is expected to make its debut in the end of this month – in the beginning of the IFA 2012, but then again there’s always time for some more rumors about the device. This time they’re coming from a publication in the Korea IT Times, which once again confirms, that the phone is going to have a 5,5″ AMOLED screen and also adds some other interesting details. According to the rumor, the phone’s screen panel is going to use a technology known as Unbreakable Plane (UBP). This means, that the panel is going to be using a plastic substrate, which is not only going to make it more resistant and even flexible, but it will also reduce its thickness by 0,4 mm – this will allow for a larger battery. Sadly, the use of this technology alone doesn’t mean that the smartphone itself will be flexible, but it does however mean, that the screen will be a little bit flexible and it will certainly be a lot more damage resistant.
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