I remember Sony trying to do a dual screen phone (top) and the rumored Microsoft Courier in maybe 2010 that was a foldable dual screen tablet that never happened.

How the fuck is that unique? And how the fuck are they able to hold a patent for this? Every single mobile device manufacturer has been dabbling with that for the past 10 years.

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In any case, I'm assuming that the hinge is magnetic rather than mechanical, a la Surface Book. That would make a lot more sense to me, though it would imply that if the two screens are detachable, one of them is dead weight without the other (or you have twice the phone otherwise)

Clever

hm, sounds like a modern NDS phone to me, just with 360 rotation instead of 180

really, the mobile industry is not evolving much lately

I think this concept has a brighter future if applied on tablets and laptops, allowing for bigger portable screens, would be huge if they find a way to make the hinges almost disappear and the make two screens look as one

If it uses folding oled or some folding screen then could be mega.

Also could be big for gaming if MS can succfuly run one of their big titles on it right on game launch. Halo6 on the go anyone.

That sounds pretty cool, but if this phone isn't running iOS or Android, I can't see it succeeding on the mass market, especially if it's a premium device. As an enterprise phone though, it can be big.

nice idea looks great

I really enjoy that you can have kids watch something else on each screen while sitting opposite from each other.

If this trend continues, one day they'll actually make a foldable computer, that has screen on one half and keyboard on the other, mark my words!