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Samsung is one of the biggest smartphone producing companies out there, with plethora amount of both smartphones and tablets in their kitty.  Although, most of Samsung devices have always been seen as a copy of Apple designs or some other smartphone company and this is one perception Samsung is trying to change. To change that perception, Samsung started coming up with its own innovative technology which gave birth to some outstanding features in their Galaxy S series.  To further develop innovation, the North Korean company have decided to go into smartphones with curved displays with high priority for multitasking and multigestures, split screen etc.  One of such curved display is the Galaxy Round. However, Samsung isn't stopping there, another set of all-round curved screen phones just like the concept image below are in queue to be unveiled for 2014.  Already, the company is experimenting with these types of screens and displays and top off...

For a while now, Samsung as been about innovation and today one of the innovative products was unveiled. Samsung have unveiled the world's first curved screen display with outstanding features. This smartphone would only be available in Korea for now but may find its way to other regions later. Samsung Galaxy Round comes in only one colour; Luxury Brown The specifications of the smartphone known as Samsung Galaxy Round is as follows: LTE 150/50M bps network connectivity MSM 8974 (Quad Krait 2.3 GHz) processor 5.7” Full HD Super Flexible AMOLED display 32 GB + microSD (up to 64GB) 3GB RAM 13 MP AF w/Flash rear-facing camera and 2MP front camera Camera Mode: Drama Shot, Sound & Shot, Animated Photo, Eraser, Best Photo, Best Face, Beauty Face, HDR (High Dynamic Range), Panorama, Sports, Golf, Surround shot, Live effect Android 4.3 (Jelly Bean) Wi-Fi a/b/g/n/ac, WiFi Direct, BT 4.0 (BLE), USB 3.0, GPS+GLONASS, NFC Group Play: Share Music, Share Pictu...

Samsung is gearing up to be the first to release a curved display for smartphones come October this year.  This plan was initially revealed in Seoul during the launch of Galaxy Note 3 and it does seem that its going to materialize sooner than expected. Although, Samsung is not the only company looking into releasing curve display technology, LG which is a long time rival of Samsung also have plans to mass produce both curve and flexible displays for smartphones by the end of 2013. It is important not to confuse curve screen with flexible screen which Nokia showed a year ago in the Nokia Kinetic programme. What we do know is  that curved displays will debut on Samsung devices next month but flexible displays are not expected anytime soon. In the meanwhile, you can smile at the revealing of Samsung's gold S4 (pictured above) that is ready for purchase soon which is definitely a reply to Apple's gold iPhone 5S. Like our Facebook page and follow on ...