All foldable phones look the same, it's either flipping vertically or folding horizontally. But have you ever heard of a tri-foldable display? TCL is currently working on that and it's currently under development. 

Way back in 2020, TCL showed some prototypes featuring flexible displays that can be used for mobile devices. Specifically, the company has allegedly been working on extendable displays. At CES 2021, TCL CSOT (a TCL subsidiary) finally revealed two such displays.

So here's some juicy rumour news, Reuters has reported that Huawei is currently meeting with Digital China Group Co Ltd about selling parts of its HONOR smartphone unit to potential buyers. Should it be true and successful, the deal could go up to 25 billion Yuan (~RM15.4 billion).

When most think of soundbars, we think of these compact speakers that try to do more than their size normally allows. In pushing for that, the good ones tend to be rather expensive. But TCL has announced that it's going to release five new soundbars that support Dolby Atmos and will be more affordable.

A smartphone with invisible cameras? How does that work? Well, the first thing that probably comes to your mind is using an under-display camera but this only works for the front. So what about the back? Let's find out.

You may be familiar with Huawei’s situation with the US government, this indirectly also affect HONOR’s business because they are also using the same EMUI OS. In other words, most of their devices aren’t allowed to use Google Mobile Services. Despite that, they will be going to IFA Berlin 2020.

The cancellation of MWC this year meant that we didn't get the chance to see a lot of new things. But TCL is making up for lost opportunity with the reveal of dummy units for its latest concept devices. One of them is the phone with an extendable screen that we saw a few weeks back, while the other is a tri-fold device.

The recent widespread of the coronavirus which is known as SARS-VoC-2 originated from Wuhan district has now reached into multiple countries even the US. The outbreak has led to a shortage of supply in manufactures especially smartphone brands like Apple, Xiaomi, and realme.

Foldable devices are the hot stuff this year but TCL has something else in mind. Reports with leaked images of a new smartphone by TCL shows a device with an extendable screen. It's still a form of foldable display, just not the type we've come to expect.

If you’ve been following the news of this year’s Mobile World Congress (MWC), you must’ve known a lot of companies are pulling themselves out in a concern of health and safety issues. The virus outbreak not only has affected thousands of people, but it has also taken away many lives as well. Therefore, many companies think that skipping the MWC 2020 would be a wise choice, including vivo, Intel, Mediatek, TCL and more.