Motorola recently unveiled a revolutionary concept phone at Lenovo's annual Global Tech World event, showcasing a flexible pOLED display that can be worn on the wrist or transformed into a tripod for a hands-free mobile experience. Although detailed specifications remain undisclosed, some notable features have surfaced. This bendable phone boasts a 6.9-inch diagonal screen with FHD+ resolution, albeit accompanied by visible bezels, and features a distinctive fabric back panel that provides a comfortable grip.

While the precise workings of the device remain shrouded in mystery, it's rumored that this smartphone can swiftly attach to the user's wrist, likely through magnetic connections to a metallic cuff. What makes it stand out is its adaptive user interface, which adapts based on the screen's orientation. For example, if you place the phone on a table in a stand mode with the bottom portion bent, the apps that were initially on the lower part will automatically shift to the upper portion of the screen, and the navigation gestures will adjust accordingly.

The prototype of this flexible device also demonstrated generative AI features tailored for its adaptable design. One such feature, MotoAI, enables users to customize their phone's wallpaper and theme simply by capturing an image of their outfit. In return, they receive AI-generated images perfectly suited for their screen as wallpaper. Currently, no information is available about how Motorola plans to integrate a battery into this flexible phone, though the company may opt to incorporate two smaller cells within the device.

The extent to which a flexible design will provide users with a comparable experience to today's flagship phones remains uncertain due to the likely high cost of this new technology. Samsung's foldable phones are already quite pricey, with their latest model costing approximately Rs 1,54,999, and OnePlus has also introduced its inaugural foldable phone in India, priced at Rs 1,39,999.

While Motorola has refrained from disclosing any information about the commercial release or pricing specifics of this groundbreaking device, one thing is evident—it underscores the company's dedication to pushing the boundaries of mobile technology. The intriguing design and potential for hands-free functionality of the concept phone have generated considerable excitement within the tech community. Motorola is expected to unveil more details about its concept phone in the near future.