The New LG Rollable OLED Screen

After years of development, LG's rollable OLED screen is on display. This paper thin, rollable material can be poked and moved without disrupting the image.

This screen is made of plastic that is able to capture the organic light it emits through diodes.

This technology can soon be used in many practical ways. Imagine being able to have a TV screen in your school binder, backpack or pocket!

LG has already experimented with this technology in some of their phones (like the LG Flex 2) but so far these screens have had to be protected with glass.

Lately LG has been in the news a lot for their innovation - such as their new LG 360 VR.

What do you think? Would you buy an LG rollable screen? Comment in the comment section below!

Phonebloks: A Phone You Can Take Apart!

In 2013, a Dutch designer named Dave Hakkens came up with a smartphone that allows you to replace parts of it with better versions of it. Phonebloks will come with a peg-board style base that allows you to mix and match parts so you can easily upgrade your Phonebloks, instead of throwing it away to buy a new one.

Phonebloks is also more environmentally friendly. If everyone just replaces certain parts of their phone instead of buying another new one, electronic waste will be greatly reduced.

Phonebloks is also highly customizable and you can make it to your needs - If you need more storage but you don't care about taking HD pictures, you can easily replace the storage and take a lesser-quality camera.

What do you think? Would you buy a Phonebloks if it came out? Comment in the comments section!