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Google’s next Pixel Fold reportedly adopting the same crease-less display as Apple

We’re still a few days out from the debut of Apple’s first iPhone foldable which, as many have expected for years, will have a crease-less display. According to a new report, Google’s Pixel 12 Pro Fold will be adopting the same technology as Apple’s foldable. more…

Google’s next Pixel Fold reportedly adopting the same crease-less display as Apple

The upcoming Pixel 12 Pro Fold from Google is expected to feature a crease-less display, according to a recent report. This technology is similar to what Apple plans to use in its first foldable iPhone. Google, along with Oppo and Vivo, is reportedly collaborating with Samsung Display to adopt dual-UTG (ultra-thin glass) displays for their foldable devices.

This display technology involves one layer of ultra-thin glass above the display and another layer underneath, supporting the OLED panel. Samsung achieved a crease-less display using a special titanium plate beneath the OLED panel, while Oppo utilized liquid 3D printing to fill in the crease area for a smooth surface. Oppo and Vivo are set to release their foldables in the first half of 2027, while Google's next foldable is planned for the second half of the year, likely in August.

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