TECNO PHANTOM Ultimate concept phone, a bold innovation from the tech brand often better known for its more affordable devices.

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While flip and foldable phones are all well and good, they’re not quite as exciting these days, with multiple companies offering different versions of the folding technology. It appears the next big idea is rollable phones, with TECNO taking on the format following previous concepts from Motorola and OPPO. While we only had a short time with the device, we can tell why the brand is so eager to show it off


The idea of a rollable phone might seem baffling to some, so let me briefly explain how the technology behind the TECNO PHANTOM Ultimate works. Essentially, you hold the thing in your hand, as you would any other smartphone, before pressing a button on the top of the frame that extends the device by around half an inch in just over a second, resulting in a 7.11-inch display size that’s somewhere in the middle of a regular phone and an open folding phone.

According to the team at TECNO, testing has shown that the PHANTOM Ultimate is capable of extending 100,000 times. While it’s a very sharp-looking bit of kit, we have to admit that due to the size when rolled out, it feels a little too big for one hand and a little too small for two – though I pretty have big hands, so this might be slightly biased. Outside of this gripe, the extended form factor is pretty impressive, offering a wider display rather than a longer one like some other rollable concepts we’ve seen over the years.


While the big attraction is seeing the PHANTOM Ultimate extend, the rollable technology also offers extra usability before you hit the button to increase the screen size. While retracted, the device utilizes the part of the phone that rolls around on extension as a smaller secondary display, which is just about big enough to offer you the time or deliver notifications. If you want a better idea of what that looks like, check out the official video from TECNO above.

A glimpse at the future the phone looks so unreal like one is watching a fictional sciFi movie the price go choke o

The features of this Tecno Phantom 🔥

From flip to rollable Tecno makpa mi na

🎉🎉🍸

Ayeesha454:
TECNO PHANTOM Ultimate concept phone, a bold innovation from the tech brand often better known for its more affordable devices.

Half-Life remake developer teases new game



While flip and foldable phones are all well and good, they’re not quite as exciting these days, with multiple companies offering different versions of the folding technology. It appears the next big idea is rollable phones, with TECNO taking on the format following previous concepts from Motorola and OPPO. While we only had a short time with the device, we can tell why the brand is so eager to show it off


The idea of a rollable phone might seem baffling to some, so let me briefly explain how the technology behind the TECNO PHANTOM Ultimate works. Essentially, you hold the thing in your hand, as you would any other smartphone, before pressing a button on the top of the frame that extends the device by around half an inch in just over a second, resulting in a 7.11-inch display size that’s somewhere in the middle of a regular phone and an open folding phone.

According to the team at TECNO, testing has shown that the PHANTOM Ultimate is capable of extending 100,000 times. While it’s a very sharp-looking bit of kit, we have to admit that due to the size when rolled out, it feels a little too big for one hand and a little too small for two – though I pretty have big hands, so this might be slightly biased. Outside of this gripe, the extended form factor is pretty impressive, offering a wider display rather than a longer one like some other rollable concepts we’ve seen over the years.


While the big attraction is seeing the PHANTOM Ultimate extend, the rollable technology also offers extra usability before you hit the button to increase the screen size. While retracted, the device utilizes the part of the phone that rolls around on extension as a smaller secondary display, which is just about big enough to offer you the time or deliver notifications. If you want a better idea of what that looks like, check out the official video from TECNO above.

Love this🌹🔥 author=Ayeesha454 post=128684935]TECNO PHANTOM Ultimate concept phone, a bold innovation from the tech brand often better known for its more affordable devices.

Half-Life remake developer teases new game



While flip and foldable phones are all well and good, they’re not quite as exciting these days, with multiple companies offering different versions of the folding technology. It appears the next big idea is rollable phones, with TECNO taking on the format following previous concepts from Motorola and OPPO. While we only had a short time with the device, we can tell why the brand is so eager to show it off


The idea of a rollable phone might seem baffling to some, so let me briefly explain how the technology behind the TECNO PHANTOM Ultimate works. Essentially, you hold the thing in your hand, as you would any other smartphone, before pressing a button on the top of the frame that extends the device by around half an inch in just over a second, resulting in a 7.11-inch display size that’s somewhere in the middle of a regular phone and an open folding phone.

According to the team at TECNO, testing has shown that the PHANTOM Ultimate is capable of extending 100,000 times. While it’s a very sharp-looking bit of kit, we have to admit that due to the size when rolled out, it feels a little too big for one hand and a little too small for two – though I pretty have big hands, so this might be slightly biased. Outside of this gripe, the extended form factor is pretty impressive, offering a wider display rather than a longer one like some other rollable concepts we’ve seen over the years.


While the big attraction is seeing the PHANTOM Ultimate extend, the rollable technology also offers extra usability before you hit the button to increase the screen size. While retracted, the device utilizes the part of the phone that rolls around on extension as a smaller secondary display, which is just about big enough to offer you the time or deliver notifications. If you want a better idea of what that looks like, check out the official video from TECNO above.[/quote]

Stopping at nothing #ReachForTheFuture

Ayeesha454:
TECNO PHANTOM Ultimate concept phone, a bold innovation from the tech brand often better known for its more affordable devices.

Half-Life remake developer teases new game



While flip and foldable phones are all well and good, they’re not quite as exciting these days, with multiple companies offering different versions of the folding technology. It appears the next big idea is rollable phones, with TECNO taking on the format following previous concepts from Motorola and OPPO. While we only had a short time with the device, we can tell why the brand is so eager to show it off


The idea of a rollable phone might seem baffling to some, so let me briefly explain how the technology behind the TECNO PHANTOM Ultimate works. Essentially, you hold the thing in your hand, as you would any other smartphone, before pressing a button on the top of the frame that extends the device by around half an inch in just over a second, resulting in a 7.11-inch display size that’s somewhere in the middle of a regular phone and an open folding phone.

According to the team at TECNO, testing has shown that the PHANTOM Ultimate is capable of extending 100,000 times. While it’s a very sharp-looking bit of kit, we have to admit that due to the size when rolled out, it feels a little too big for one hand and a little too small for two – though I pretty have big hands, so this might be slightly biased. Outside of this gripe, the extended form factor is pretty impressive, offering a wider display rather than a longer one like some other rollable concepts we’ve seen over the years.


While the big attraction is seeing the PHANTOM Ultimate extend, the rollable technology also offers extra usability before you hit the button to increase the screen size. While retracted, the device utilizes the part of the phone that rolls around on extension as a smaller secondary display, which is just about big enough to offer you the time or deliver notifications. If you want a better idea of what that looks like, check out the official video from TECNO above.

The Phantom is finally out

This is truly the ultimate phone

The features this device has is worth having
I love it 🥰

The rollable smart phone

Power Beyond the Dream 🔥🤗🤭