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TECNO Unveils Bezelless Concept Phone At IFA 2026

We’ve seen a lot of concept phones over the past few years, but the most realistic phone that may hit the market is TECNO’s bezelless concept phone. And as the company previously promised, the experimental handset officially made its first appearance at IFA 2026. TECNO Next-Gen Borderless Concept Phone To jog your memory, TECNO’s device […] The post TECNO Unveils Bezelless Concept Phone At IFA…

TECNO Unveils Bezelless Concept Phone At IFA 2026

TECNO, a smartphone manufacturer, introduced a concept phone with a truly bezel-less display at the IFA 2026 trade show. Dubbed the "Next-Gen Borderless Concept Phone", the device features an edge-to-edge screen with no visible bezels. This innovative concept is made possible through the use of advanced display architecture, structural re-engineering, and new screen-packaging techniques.

The brand did not disclose any specific specifications about the device at the time of reporting. During the same event, TECNO also unveiled a redesigned version of the recently launched POVA 8 Pro, featuring a new Tonino Lamborghini design. This model is equipped with the same MediaTek Dimensity 7400 Ultimate 5G processor and P1 Graphic Chip as the standard POVA 8 Pro models, and is available in Malaysia for RM1,399.

Additionally, TECNO presented a CAMON Slim 5G with a 6.39mm body, although the company did not provide further details about the device, stating that more information will be revealed on September 7th.

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