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Bendable phones are made using flexible display technology, typically OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode), which allows for screens to be curved or folded without breaking. These displays are mounted on flexible substrates, often made of plastic instead of glass, to enhance durability. Additionally, manufacturers design hinge mechanisms that enable smooth folding and unfolding while protecting internal components. Advanced materials and engineering ensure that the phones can withstand repeated bending without compromising performance.
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What part of speech is bendable?
Bendable is an adjective.
What wood is bendable?
the bendable type
What is bendable pencil lead made of?
Bendable pencil lead is generally made of a mix of graphite, clay, and other binding agents. The clay helps provide flexibility to the lead, allowing it to bend without breaking.
Are bones bendable?
They are not bendable unless soaked in vinegar.
What is bendability?
the bendable type
Can the implant bend?
Yes, it's made of a flexible material that's meant to be bendable.
Is iron bendable?
Iron is not easily bendable like plastic or rubber. It is a relatively rigid and strong metal. However, it can be made more malleable and bendable by heating it to high temperatures and applying pressure.
What is the future of mobile phones?
Future mobile phones will likely be more resilient, possibly even bendable; possess minuscule batteries; and be even more connected to people (to the point where they may even be in the body).
The property of being bendable is called?
the property of being bendable is called malleability
What were phones made to do?
Phones were made to communicate people easier.
Where is orange phones made from?
Orange Phones are made in UK.
What were phones first made of?
once upon a time phones were made of monkeys do believe this no
