Several years ago, Nokia has already demonstrated a concept phone Morph, having a curved screen. So, it seems, the company's engineers decided to return to the idea. The patent application from Nokia was entitled as "user interface, device and method for physically flexible device. This phone is expected to control it due to its flexibility: giving the screen a variety of bends and it will be... [
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One of Nokia’s most recent patent applications (filed on January 14 2010) describes a small mobile device that’s “physically flexible” and thus also has a flexible display. This reminds us of the Nokia Morph – seen two years ago as a concept phone. Nokia didn’t say back then when a Morph-like phone would be available, but,
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In Lieu of this news, it seems as if Nokia is working just a bit harder to protect themselves against patent infringement. The Finnish manufacturer has applied for a patent on a new idea it has for multi-touch pressing on a touchscreen device. The concept of Nokia's multi-touch pressing idea is that it reacts not only to where you touch, but it also reacts to how hard you press...
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