Xiaomi files patent of 'twisting display' smartphone
By MYBRANDBOOK
In a filing with China's National Intellectual Property Administration, it has been spotted that Xiaomi has patented a smartphone design that shows a twisting display. It is divided into two halves; one goes backward while the other stays at the front, showing content like a regular display.
The patent shows a tall smartphone with no bezels, notch, or even a punch-hole to incorporate the selfie camera. It only carries a panel that is split into two parts - one making up the small top-section of the display while the other making up the rest.
The top half of the display can horizontally twist backward using a hinge mechanism.
Basically, it flips to the back, bringing the rear camera array of the device to the front and allowing the user to take selfies with it. Notably, as this happens, the other, larger half of the display remains active and adjusts the aspect ratio of the content being displayed.
Flipped display makes second panel for the user
When the rear camera setup is being used for shooting selfies, the twisted display remains active on the back, giving users a second panel to play with. It is not exactly clear how it would be used but we expect it to work like a typical secondary display, letting you access app shortcuts or notifications.
Problem
While the concept patented by Xiaomi looks interesting, it may not land in a commercial device, owing to the engineering constraints involved in developing and integrating a rotating panel with a normal one. It would add to the cost of the device and also increase the risk of dust exposure which may eventually slow down the rotation speed of the display.
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