Motorola introduces a futuristic wrist phone concept that bends for convenience.
The "adaptive display concept" allows the device to wrap around the wrist when not in use.
The phone has a fabric-covered back for added comfort during wear.
Users can use it as a regular phone and then bend it to wear it like a gauntlet.
When flat, the device resembles a standard Android phone with swipe and email capabilities.
The magnetic strap, similar to an Apple Watch band, secures the phone on the wrist.
It functions as a smartwatch, displaying incoming notifications while worn on the wrist.
The bending mechanism serves as a kickstand, making it convenient for video calls.
Despite excitement, it's a proof of concept with potential hurdles for a final product.
Challenges include addressing design issues, slimness, and software optimization.