Created by a research team at Queen's University's Human Media Lab in Canada, MagicScroll is being called the 'world's first rollable touch-screen tablet.' The prototype features a 7.5-inch 2K ...

The MagicScroll works both when rolled up like a paper scroll, and when its 7.5-inch display is rolled out. The device is a prototype and there are no guarantees any such product will reach ...

Scientists at Canada's Queen's University have now combined aspects of the two, in the potentially-quite-handy MagicScroll. In ancient times, people read from rolled-up papyrus scrolls.

The MagicScroll is (obviously) just a prototype, with its screen cobbled together from two smaller LG G Flex 2 displays and likely no actual future in real production, given how it doesn't appear ...

MagicScroll isn’t a new idea — Wallis has been running an e-reading app with the technique for some time. But he’s also launched a Chrome extension and cross-browser bookmarklet that’ll do ...

The MagicScroll, which was inspired by ancient scrolls, is the world's first rollable touchscreen tablet. Research scientists of Queen's University's Human Lab etched their names in science ...

MagicScroll is a Chrome extension that transforms a page into a book-like, Skip to Main Content. View on Facebook Page (Opens in a new tab) View our Twitter Page (Opens in a new tab) ...

The MagicScroll's scroll wheel allows for infinite scroll action for quick browsing through long lists.