Poll: Would you buy a bendable smartphone?

Jordan O'Brien

October 8, 2013

Bendable smartphones are hotting up, with Samsung and LG both reportedly working on one, but the question still remains: Is there a market for such handsets? Whilst they may sound cool, but could it just be another gimmick rather than a game changing design format?

We here at What Mobile love giving you a chance of getting involved and that’s why we’re asking you, would you buy a bendable phone?

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Jordan O'Brien

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