Pixel 12 Pro Fold could copy iPhone Ultra tech for an almost crease-free display
A couple of other Android brands could copy Apple's solution too.
A recent report suggests that Google's upcoming Pixel 12 Pro Fold could adopt the same technology as Apple's upcoming iPhone Ultra, potentially eliminating the display crease often seen in foldable phones. According to industry sources quoted by Elec, Google, OPPO, and vivo are all planning to incorporate a dual ultra-thin glass (UTG) structure into the inner screen of their next-generation foldable devices.
This technology is said to significantly reduce the display crease, with Apple's foldable iPhone expected to be the first to utilize this innovative approach. The Pixel 11 Pro Fold, which was released last month, already boasts a reduced display crease compared to its predecessors, but the Pixel 12 Pro Fold may take the design to an even more refined level.
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