Additionally, a day after applying for the three aforementioned trademarks, LG is said to have applied for five more smartphone model names; LG Bendi, Solid, Solidis, XB, and XF. It should be noted that even if the company gets a trademark over these names, it’s entirely possible that they might not be used. Add this to the fact that information circulating on the internet suggests that Samsung’s foldable smartphone is internally called the Galaxy Flex. Speaking of Samsung’s foldable smartphone, the company showcased it earlier this month at the Samsung Developers Conference (SDC) in San Francisco.
Senior Vice President of Mobile Product Marketing Samsung, Justin Denison, showcased the device. It was presented under dimmed lights and was camouflaged in a black cover to protect elements of the design. Samsung said that it uses an Infinity Flex Display on the device, which measures 7.3 inches with a 1536 x 2152p resolution. It has a display aspect ratio of 4.2:3 when unfolded, and it folds in half to reveal a second display called “cover display,” on the front, it functions as a 4.58-inch phone with a resolution of 840 x 1960 pixels with an aspect ratio of 21:9. Samsung says that the phone can be folded up to fit into a pocket. You can read more about it here. 
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