What do you call a smartphone screen that, instead of a subtly curved edge, has an almost 90-degree drop? If you’re Oppo, then you name it a waterfall screen, and the company’s CEO Brian Chen has ...

Oppo looks to be pushing us towards an ultra-curved future with in-display cameras. Their latest efforts show off what they are calling a “Waterfall Screen” that has simply insane edges that are ...

How far will manufacturers go to get that 100% screen to body ratio? Some have employed popup cameras to reduce top bezels while others like Samsung have cut holes in the screen itself. OPPO, on the ...

Chinese smartphone company Oppo has revealed a new technology called a "waterfall screen," and it could be the future of smartphones. The "waterfall screen" essentially involves curving the side edges ...

The quest for a completely bordlerless smartphone continues, with Oppo taking a step closer to achieving it today with the announcement of a prototype "Waterfall Screen." What makes the Waterfall ...

Oppo stopped short of sharing further details -- no specs, no dates and, most importantly, no word on whether this would make phones more prone to drop damage. Also, perhaps to no surprise, a leaked ...

OPPO VP Brian Shen has today shared fresh images of a mysterious OPPO phone that features a dual-edge curved screen with one of the largest curves seen on a smartphone display ever. The images show ...

Different manufacturers have different solutions to the smartphone bezel problem. Some employ notches or cutouts, others popup cameras. Still some wrap the entire phone in a single display. Aside from ...

When Samsung announced the first smartphone from its Edge line, many were thinking the smartphone market would change a lot. That time, it was the only handset with a curved screen. Later, many other ...

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TCL will reportedly launch a new smartphone with a ‘waterfall screen.’ The China-based smartphone manufacturer is currently developing the handset, but it’s unclear when it plans to release the phone.