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Samsung patents self-regenerating oleophobic coating Comments

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  • CptPower
  • SH3
  • 17 Aug 2018

inor? You mean such small no yey can see maybe under microscope? :-)

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  • H-1
  • 3y}
  • 16 Aug 2018

Duck of death, 15 Aug 2018The phone will be more compact. The display doesn't necessarily have to be on the outside surf... moreIndeed, nothing is perfect.
Screen will be outside when in use, dirt comes from everywhere, it could be on your fingertip that's sliding on the screen. And sand is harder than glass, which will cause microscratches overtime (with plastic it is much worse).

This screen is not glass, as much as they can harden plastic it still wont be a match for sand. Although I do hope otherwise.

Also, self-healing means it has more moving particles of which some is bound to wash away over time... still, it should push the wheel further towards better screens in terms of smoothness.

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  • LG Superfan
  • vxy
  • 15 Aug 2018

Anonymous, 15 Aug 2018I think it doesn't. I've seen screen protector demo, it protects the screen protector, not the... moreWell I have droped my phone shattered protector but not screen and it costed $0.5 only and the protector that didnt break was a plastic one plastic does not shatters it gets scratches

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  • Anonymous
  • snJ
  • 15 Aug 2018

i fail to make the connection between shattered screens and decaying oleophobic coatings, but “self-regenerating” sounds cool. i hope other manufacturers find a way to follow if the concept actually makes a difference

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  • Anonymous
  • yAK
  • 15 Aug 2018

LG Superfan, 15 Aug 2018Use glass protector it protects your display from shatteringI think it doesn't. I've seen screen protector demo, it protects the screen protector, not the display LOL

https://youtu.be/CuKfke6aQeI?t=561

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  • Furiounx
  • 0fT
  • 15 Aug 2018

LG Superfan, 15 Aug 2018Not funny seriously not evem closeHoly crap calm down! Don't be so salty!

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  • Anonymous
  • yAK
  • 15 Aug 2018

Sunny, 15 Aug 2018I have only 1 question.... will it be safe for me to eat without washing hands after using pho... moreGood thing i eat potato chips with a spoon

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  • Anonymous
  • yAK
  • 15 Aug 2018

Call it the phone with this coating Galaxy Wolverine, or Deadpool.

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  • Anonymous
  • 0rY
  • 15 Aug 2018

hmmmmmmmmm.., 15 Aug 2018Not for eating.. brah!Particles might end on your hands you know.

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  • .alpha
  • ytx
  • 15 Aug 2018

Oleophobic coating do not protect phone from drops

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  • XM%
  • 15 Aug 2018

Anonymous, 15 Aug 2018How healthy is this stuff...Not for eating.. brah!

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  • Duck of death
  • JbS
  • 15 Aug 2018

H-1, 15 Aug 2018Although it's nice to own a foldable phone again. But with such screens, wouldn't it be more p... moreThe phone will be more compact. The display doesn't necessarily have to be on the outside surface...
There are pros and cons with every solution until we invent the ultimate nano material that can be anything and do anything.

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  • Duck of death
  • JbS
  • 15 Aug 2018

AnonD-784123, 15 Aug 2018Or just remove curved displays all together. IMO it doesnt add anything to the user experience.Flexible screens adds nothing? I think you're on the wrong blog if you're against tech evolution... :)

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  • xgA
  • 15 Aug 2018

Or just remove curved displays all together. IMO it doesnt add anything to the user experience.

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  • Anonymous
  • vjw
  • 15 Aug 2018

People, do you even know what an oleophobic coating does at all?

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  • cheapsk8
  • t@g
  • 15 Aug 2018

Wasn't self-healing paint featured in LG flex phones? How come we don't hear about this anymore?

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  • Jimbob
  • gKH
  • 15 Aug 2018

2042.. memba back in the day when scratches were a thing.. I memba

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  • Anonymous
  • mtk
  • 15 Aug 2018

Oleaophobic coting is not for protrcting from scratches but for protecting against fingerprints.
It is basicaly a chemical tretment of the glass. How is is self healing without aplaying another coating?
I bet this is a pure marketing thing just to come up with something new to justify the increasing prices of the phones. They don't have many new things to include in the next series and are trying to come with some ingineus marketing to keep the prices high.
One example of this pure marketing is the retina display which basicly is just an IPS LCD but with a trademarketed new name. But iy proved to be succesfull overall making the masses believe that it's a new product.
And speaking about the curved screen - proved to be only for design and not so practical either. Prone to crack more easely and you can not find screen protectors for it. All the screen protectors don't cover all the curved screen and look ugly applyed on it.

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  • Sunny
  • KIJ
  • 15 Aug 2018

I have only 1 question.... will it be safe for me to eat without washing hands after using phone with self healing screen? I am not talking about dinner.... people (especially children) eat snacks and chips all the time during long drives.

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  • H-1
  • ajb
  • 15 Aug 2018

Although it's nice to own a foldable phone again. But with such screens, wouldn't it be more prone to scratches? The oleophobic coating isn't a protection. And would screen protectors be flexible and stable enough not to fall with constant folding?

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