Alex Covert
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From sleek and hard to dull and soft. This could be the start of a new cellphone design trend. Designer, Roman Kriheli, uses a process called “electrowetting” on his ‘paper’ phone (it’s not really paper; it just looks like it). This technology allows the ink in the plastic covering to move around when electric signals are applied. This creates a video-like display.
 A flexible display (a 2,75-in. diagonal, a 433 × 266 pixels) and the keys are located on the surface.
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