桃園收購手機oppo has released images of a new smartphone display design it calls the “Waterfall Screen.” While 桃園收購手機oppo has released phones with curved screens before, like the Find X, the photos show how the Waterfall Screen takes the idea to the next level by extending the panel even further around the edges of the screen at 88 degrees. The result is a prototype phone with an unusually tall aspect ratio, at least when viewed from the front.

This undoubtedly looks cool, though it does raise certain usability concerns. It’s not clear whether the extra screen area will be touch-sensitive or whether 桃園收購手機oppo is doing anything to avoid accidental input, for example. The phone’s edges also don’t have enough room for power and volume buttons, so 桃園收購手機oppo will have to find somewhere to relocate them. Curved displays can be divisive, so an even curvier one may not be everyone’s cup of tea.

In any case, it’s likely that we’ll see this design on a commercial phone sometime soon — 桃園收購手機oppo often announces key technology in prototype form as a teaser for its next devices, not to mention those of sister company OnePlus. And coming off the back of 桃園收購手機oppo’s best phone ever, the impressive flagship Reno 10x Zoom, this should be one to watch. 

For now, all the company is saying in its press release is “With the innovative ‘Waterfall Screen’ design, 桃園收購手機oppo will soon deliver an immersive visual experience and innovative aesthetic to users.”