Paper Phone



Researchers from Queen’s University in Kingston have invented the thinnest cellphone we’ve ever met. It looks no thinner than a credit card and features a good flexibility that allows the users to bend it in various ways. Moreover, as you bend it, you’re actually controlling the phone: making a corner to bookmark a page or flipping the corner to get a new page. Really amazing and possibly such “bend gestures” method will be an overwhelming trend of the future too. (Image & post taken from inewidea.com)
There is also a short video explaining to us how to use the phone, extremely interesting and cool!

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