The first foldable phone is here and it's not from Samsung. Chinese company Royole has (just barely) beaten the Korean electronics giant to the punch with its FlexPai (pronounced "flex-pie") handset, ...

It might not have attracted the same number of headlines as the Samsung Galaxy Fold or the Huawei Mate X, but the Royole FlexPai was the first foldable phone to hit the market towards the end of 2018.

Samsung is arguably leading the way with its foldable smartphones globally. In China it's a different story – a different name. Huawei? No, it's Royole we are referring to. Royole hit the center stage ...

The Royole FlexPai is the first phone we've seen with a truly foldable screen By David Nield November 01, 2018 The Royole FlexPai folds out to be a tablet, and folds over to be a phone Royole View 6 ...

Update: We’ve had a chance to try out the Flexpai in person. It’s awesome. But you wouldn’t want to buy it. Here’s why. You’ve probably never heard of Royole before, but the Chinese smartphone maker ...

Chinese company Royale brought FlexPai, the world's first commercial foldable phone, to this year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. While it is being described as a phone, the 7.8-inch gadget ...

Even before arriving at CES 2019, Royole made headlines in November when it launched the FlexPai-- a 7.8-inch phone with a flexible AMOLED screen -- during a time when Samsung was only rumored to do ...

Samsung's tried to tease us with a glimpse of the future at its developer conference last November when it quickly showed off a tablet that would bend over backward to fit in your pocket. But two days ...

Chinese company Royole was the first OEM to launch a commercially-available foldable smartphone. The company released the Royole FlexPai back in October 2018, months ahead of the likes of Samsung ...

Back in March, we got a glimpse of Royole's second-gen flexible phone, the 5G-enabled FlexPai 2, which takes advantage of the company's latest OLED panel for its outward-facing flexible screen — a ...

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The most notable feature about Royole's third-generation Cicada Wing FFD (Fully Flexible Display) on this device is perhaps its much improved bend radius, going from the previous version's 3mm down to ...