Doogee To Release A Curved Screen Smartphone Next Year


A few years ago, Samsung and LG both releasedĀ smartphones with curved displays. While Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Round, LG released the LG G Flex. These devices were not really followed up and with time, their existenceĀ just fizzled away. Now, fresh reports from online leakerĀ Evan Blass (@Evleaks) suggests that Doogee which is known for producing rugged smartphones will try its hands on a curved screen display phone next year.

He revealed this in a couple of tweets yesterday and even included some images to back his claim. These images which showĀ curved display have DoogeeĀ branding on it. According to his tweet, theĀ display would have an 18.5:9 aspect ratio and the smartphone will come with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage.

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Doogee smartphones have not really captured the hearts of users although theĀ near-bezel-lessĀ Doogee Mix made a very strong entry. If this report materializes, this phone might just bring DoogeeĀ back to light.

 

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8 Comments

  1. Jerry
    November 16, 2017

    It looks like a rubbish. I don’t like it. Thanks

  2. Jack
    November 16, 2017

    Copy Elephoneļ¼Ÿ Cause before Elephone, no mid-range brand use this screen. Although Iā€˜m not sure if Elephone can release this phone, or it is just a marketing trick, that’s the truth that Elephone is the first in mid-range brand to use this screen.

    • Jerry
      November 16, 2017

      I agree with you

  3. Guest
    November 17, 2017

    It looks like a rubbish. I don’t like it. Thanks

  4. Guest
    November 17, 2017

    Copy Elephoneļ¼Ÿ Cause before Elephone, no mid-range brand use this screen. Although Iā€˜m not sure if Elephone can release this phone, or it is just a marketing trick, that’s the truth that Elephone is the first in mid-range brand to use this screen.

    • Guest
      November 17, 2017

      I agree with you

  5. Parth
    November 18, 2017

    The companies look like not interested in the users and their usability. They are unconcerned about the Band’s. So it’s useless to hype about the phones if we can’t use them.

  6. Guest
    November 18, 2017

    The companies look like not interested in the users and their usability. They are unconcerned about the Band’s. So it’s useless to hype about the phones if we can’t use them.