It's 2018. We have flexible OLED panels, and they're stunning. But they're still trapped by glass and metal. Why? And will they always be wasted?

According to the latest data, revenues from flexible OLED display panels could soon surpass revenues from rigid OLED display panels.

Samsung is reportedly planning to release a dual-screened smartphone in early 2017 with two different truly foldable designs to arrive in its wake.

A couple of leaked renders posted to Baidu suggest that Xiaomi might be researching its own flexible display smartphone technology.

A research team in Japan has successfully demonstrated a flexible display panel that still works after being cut into shapes with a pair of scissors.

LG just announced that it will be investing $1.75 billion in a new 6th generation flexible OLED display production line in Paju, South Korea.

LG Display has posted a quarterly net loss down 91% from last year at the same time as Samsung is rumored to have abandoned its transparent OLED panels.

Samsung is in the final stages of developing two devices with foldable screens, that could launch in early 2017.

After years of waiting for a cool folding smartphone to appear, the latest patents uncovered for a Samsung folding smartphone don't make much sense at all.

As Samsung and LG invest heavily into new flexible OLED manufacturing facilities, forecasts expect that the market could grow to $57 billion by 2026.