Samsung’s Flexible Briefcase may look normal at first, but it opens up to reveal a large 18.1″ foldable OLED screen. When not in use, this device transformed into a box-like form with grips for easy carrying.
We know the Nintendo Switch 2 is coming later this year, but will it have any competitors? If the Samsung Flex Gaming (2025) goes into production, then the answer would be a most likely.
You’ve seen the dual-screen Yoga Book 9i, now check out the Lenovo ThinkBook Flip, an innovative laptop concept that boasts a 13-inch OLED that can be folded outwards and up to 18.1-inches in seconds. This vertically expanded workspace can seamlessly switch between five distinct modes: Clamshell, Vertical, Share, Tablet, and Read Mode for distraction-free reading.
Now that you’ve seen the Xiaomi 15 Ultra, it’s time to check out a device that’s even more suited for mobile photographs. This Xiaomi modular smartphone concept features a LaserLink pogo connector that enables users to easily attach and detach the Modular Optical System lens.
Lenovo unveiled the world’s first AI display with an NPU inside earlier today, and it basically leverages artificial intelligence to optimize user experience. Unfortunately (or fortunately), this is not an all-in-one PC, which means you’ll still need to plug in either a laptop or desktop computer.
It’s no transparent display laptop, but the Lenovo Yoga Solar PC concept is far more practical. Its solar panel has a 24% conversion rate by leveraging ‘Back Contact Cell’ technology, which moves mounting brackets and gridlines to the back of the solar cells, maximizing the active absorption.
Priced from $1,555 USD and launching on March 4, the Xiaomi 15 Ultra debuted at MWC 2025 today in Barcelona to great fanfare. Why? It’s designed for mobile photographers, thanks to its 23mm Leica 1-inch main camera, equipped with a 50MP Sony LYT-900 image sensor, as well as a Leica Summilux optical lens boasting s a large ƒ/1.63 aperture, variable focal lengths of 23mm, 28mm, and 35mm.
Based on the HMD Fusion X1, the HMD Barça Fusion adds a sporty twist to the smartphone, or the signatures of 11 FC Barcelona players to be exact. These signatures glow in the dark under UV light, while the interface is also jam packed with Easter eggs, including the ability to be woken up by your favorite players – Lewandowski, De Jong, Eric Garcia, Fermín López, etc.
You’ve seen the insanely expensive Huawei Mate XT, now check out the Infinix ZERO Mini Tri-Fold, an innovative foldable smartphone that doubles as an action camera. It’s capable of switching between multiple modes, including standing upright for hands-free calls or bicycle handlebars during an off-roading session.
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There’s Hyundai’s in-car rollable display, and then the TECNO Phantom Ultimate, an interesting smartphone concept with an extendable screen. This is the first smartphone with a double-sided display, which means that it wraps horizontally around the back of the device to serve as a secondary screen.