Future iPhones Could Fold In Half (geek.com)

Apple has just received a patent, titled "electronic devices with carbon nanotube printing circuits," that suggests future iPhones may be foldable -- at least to some degree. Geek reports: Based on the language in the patent, it doesn't sound like Apple is specifically talking about a device that has a fully bendable display. It mentions one that can bend "along edges of touch sensors or displays." The carbon nanotube PCBs provide flexibility for some of the phone's internals, but not all of them. Those other parts will likely be covered by other patents if Apple is genuinely working on a seamless foldable device. The usual caveats apply here. For now, this is simply yet another patent padding Apple's already massive portfolio. Could they be planning to release an iPhone that folds in half? Definitely.

Comments

Wow, such brave!

[yuriklastalov]

Now you can roll your phone up and shove it up your ass!

So what?

[Orgasmatron]

Current iPhones can already fold in half, if you push hard enough. Wake me up when we can unfold them back into a functional state.