Google Pixel 12 Pro Fold to Adopt Crease-Less Display Like Apple

Reports indicate Google's upcoming Pixel 12 Pro Fold will use crease-less dual-UTG display technology similar to Apple's first foldable iPhone.

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A new report indicates that Google's upcoming Pixel 12 Pro Fold will adopt the same crease-less display technology expected in Apple's first foldable iPhone. ^[1] A report from Elec indicates that Google, OPPO, and vivo plan to adopt a dual ultra-thin glass (UTG) structure for the inner screen on their next-generation foldable phones. ^[2] Samsung Display and partners are building out the display and UTG assembly to the specs of each device, with one UTG layer above the display and a second layer underneath supporting the OLED panel. ^[3] The Elec reports that Google, Oppo, and Vivo are working with Samsung Display to adopt dual-UTG (ultra-thin glass) displays for their next-gen foldables. ^[4] Apple's foldable iPhone, expected to debut next week, will reportedly be the first foldable phone to feature this dual UTG structure. ^[5] The dual UTG structure involves placing a layer of ultra-thin glass below the OLED panel and another UTG layer above it to act as a cover window. ^[6] This dual UTG approach purportedly helps reduce the display crease and deformation due to repeated folds over time. ^[7] The report mentions that Oppo and Vivo will both have releases in the first half of 2027, while Google's next foldable will come in the second half, probably in August. ^[8]

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A new report indicates that Google's upcoming Pixel 12 Pro Fold will adopt the same crease-less display technology expected in Apple's first foldable iPhone. · 9to5Google

A report from Elec indicates that Google, OPPO, and vivo plan to adopt a dual ultra-thin glass (UTG) structure for the inner screen on their next-generation foldable phones. · Android Authority

Samsung Display and partners are building out the display and UTG assembly to the specs of each device, with one UTG layer above the display and a second layer underneath supporting the OLED panel. · 9to5Google

The Elec reports that Google, Oppo, and Vivo are working with Samsung Display to adopt dual-UTG (ultra-thin glass) displays for their next-gen foldables. · 9to5Google

Apple's foldable iPhone, expected to debut next week, will reportedly be the first foldable phone to feature this dual UTG structure. · Android Authority

The dual UTG structure involves placing a layer of ultra-thin glass below the OLED panel and another UTG layer above it to act as a cover window. · Android Authority

This dual UTG approach purportedly helps reduce the display crease and deformation due to repeated folds over time. · Android Authority

The report mentions that Oppo and Vivo will both have releases in the first half of 2027, while Google's next foldable will come in the second half, probably in August. · 9to5Google

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