Most rollable phone concepts expand horizontally — you've seen the renders, the screen slides out to the side and suddenly you've got a tablet-ish aspect ratio. Vivo just patented something that goes ...

Because LG never launched the Rollable, the Wing with its weird rotating screen went down in history as the company’s final smartphone release.

LG’s Rollable was a flashy party trick that would have bankrupted anyone daft enough to ship it. A teardown video of LG’s never-released Rollable phone shows why rollables never became a real category ...

LG, a company renowned for its bold and unconventional approach to smartphone design, was on the verge of introducing a new innovation with its rollable smartphone concept. This device, capable of ...

The consumer technology space is chock full of devices that looked to be on the cusp of making a splash but never made it to the finish line. Thanks to YouTuber JerryRigEverything, the world is ...

Marques Brownlee (MKBHD) showcased LG’s cancelled LG Rollable in a hands-on video, revealing a nearly finished device with a display that expands from 6.7 to 7.4 inches using a horizontal rolling ...

I have no idea what the advantages of this phone would be, could someone clue me in? I guess a big screen in a compact size? Plus, how does the screen fold? Is it protected? If so, I'de imagine it's ...

Ahh, I forgot there were a couple others. Regarding keyboard size, the thing is, phone screens got larger, and with this form factor, roughly speaking, the keyboard size=screen size. Larger screen ...