What If Your Smartphone Could Bend Into a Smart Watch?

As technology developments, the list of devices we own develops longer: notebooks, music players, mobile phones, pills, intelligent TVs and Google Glass — it's limitless. Now, with fashionable around intelligent wrist watches, you may be thinking whether you want yet another system to charge, synchronize and bring around.

Earlier this year, Southern Japanese developer Jeabyun Yeon presented his idea for a versatile intelligent phone that could convert into a watch. At 6.1-millimeters dense, the "Limbo" intelligent phone would be able to bend, so you could install the 4.3-inch show on your hand.

Yeon creates that the cell phone's body could be made out of TPU (a nasty and rubber hybrid) and high-polymer components. The product would have three hard and two versatile segments.

With a multipurpose smartphone like "Limbo," you wouldn't have to compromise with a trimmed-down smart watch that sacrifices full smartphone functionality. The device, however, may end up feeling bulky or looking strange.

Samsung is reportedly working on producing displays that could be made from flexible plastic instead of glass. A recent job listing for a "display specialist" suggests that Apple could also be working on its own flexible screens.