After succesfull commerical launching of Galaxy Phones with curved screen edges, Samsung have leaped ahead of everybody else in delivering flexible and foldable display technology to realise it's display centric vision of the future. Few months ago Samsung demoed Rollable OLED's and now Samsung will soon convert your dream of having a bendable phone in your hand into a reality.

The company has officially announced that it will release two bendable smartphones in 2017. The screen of these phones will be bendable allowing you to bend the screen just like your wallet or a cosmetic box. One of these smartphones will have 8 inches screen and in the bent form, it will reduce to 5 inches. Customers will be able to use the phone as a tablet as well as a traditional smartphone.

These bendable phones will be game-changers. According to experts, the biggest issue that Samsung was facing in developing these bendable screen smartphones was creating plastic that is durable and that does not break. This is something that Samsung has now achieved.

Keep in mind, Samsung will be the first ever company to release bendable smartphones, and this will give them a massive edge over Apple – their major competitor in the smartphone market.

The dream of having folding screens and computers seems to be finally taking shape, the very first building block of the concept is already here as demostrated by Samsung in the video shared below.

In an innovative and futuristic development Samsung Electronics had demonstrated see-through flat-panel displays intended to be used as high-tech windows. While not sutiable for day-to-day computing these panels can be used for advertisements and as glass replacement for office windows with ability to overlay news or other informational items. A video demonstration is available after the jump.

When Microsoft first displayed there Multi-Touch Surface platform everybody was impressed, but size and expected price-tag of such a big gadget was far from being practical, But Microsoft is not going to disappoint us, only two days ago company's CEO Steve Balmer and Bill Gates showcased upcoming Windows 7 interface at D6 conference, the next version of Windows is not going to release anytime soon but for the time-being you can watch and enjoy the video demo of Windows 7 running on a Dell