Yesterday, a publication from South Korea thought that a little publicity would not hurt, so published an article in which it says that Apple will implement a flexible screen in the new iPhone and call it iPhone Yoga. Samsung would produce the screens of the new iPhone, the Korean company already receiving a more than consistent order to produce this type of screens. Kwon Oh-hyun, a vice president of Samsung, said that these screens will reach several mobile phone manufacturers, but of course he did not give any names and did not say that Apple is among them.
"We will be mass producing flexible OLED displays from the latter half of this year as the demand from our clients is significant." "Apple is the iconic company in the industry that will continue to set the trends. If Samsung finds increasing industry demand for a futuristic product like flexible displays, it's hard to imagine Apple doesn't have something to do with it."
Well, even without a confirmation of the fact that Apple will implement flexible screens in the iPhone, and the name Yoga will be included in its brand, a real discussion has started on the subject. Of course the new iPhone will not be called iPhone Yoga because it sounds stupid and of course Apple will not implement flexible screens in its terminals, because it does not need a new and imperfect technology. I'm pretty sure that iPhone Yoga is the result of the imagination of people with too much free time at their disposal and those flexible screens are far from becoming a reality.
