#folding display

Unveiled at a human-computer interaction conference in Toronto, PaperFold is a three-piece display that could function as three different devices depending on how you fold and connect them. For example, laid straight-out flat on a table and it could be used for Google Maps across the three displays. Folding it like a laptop makes it indeed function as a laptop with a keyboard and a screen, while folding it like a 3D building while using the map turns the device into a 3D-printable architectural model. Watch the short video below and see more of the different ways it can be used: The element that caught our attention (other than the fact that it is, after all, a folding smartphone!) is its portability. After spending its fair share of time in the rumor mill and doing a quick pose for a number of leaksters, the iPad Mini with Retina Display has made its official debut alongside its new 9.7-inch counterpart. More than just the Retina display, the iPad Mini also gets an engine overhaul; now sporting the fairly new 64-bit Apple A7 processor, along with the M7 battery saving core. Amazfit has announced the new Balance 3 and Balance Ultra smartwatches, expanding its fitness-focused wearable lineup with brighter displays, additional physical controls, and enhanced battery life. Read more in our articles including "PaperFold is a folding smartphone, tablet, laptop in one" and "iPad Mini with Retina Display now official".