Foldable device and method of controlling the same
AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsSo-young Kim, Se-hyun Han, Dae-myung Kim, Youn-ho Choi
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AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsSo-young Kim, Se-hyun Han, Dae-myung Kim, Youn-ho Choi
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A foldable device includes: a flexible display configured to display an execution screen of an application; and a controller configured to control the flexible display to display an execution screen of at least one first application on a first surface of the flexible display that is used as a display of the foldable device when the flexible display is folded, and control, in response to the flexible display being unfolded, the flexible display to display the execution screen of the at least one first application and an execution screen of at least one second application related to the at least one first application to be displayed on a second surface of the flexible display that is used as a display of the foldable device when the flexible display is unfolded.
A foldable device comprising:
A method of controlling a foldable device comprising a hinge for folding or unfolding the foldable device, wherein the foldable device is divided into a first body part and a second body part by the hinge, a sensor for detecting whether the foldable device is folded, wherein the sensor is arranged in a folded region corresponding to the hinge, a first display disposed on a first surface of the foldable device while the foldable device is unfolded, wherein the first display is deformable according to the folding between the first body part and the second body part of the foldable device by the hinge, and a second display disposed on a second surface of the foldable device while the foldable device is unfolded, wherein the second display is disposed on the first body part of the foldable device and the second surface is opposite of the first surface, the method comprising:
A foldable device comprising:
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