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In this paper, we present a novel device concept and interactions, using paper like rollable displays. Concept is designed for devices like mobile phones, tablets, e-ink readers, etc. which have one side and dual side rollable screens. Sensors are used to identify physical modes of device and also visible regions in a physical mode. Latest advances in silicon technology will aid in device packaging with IC chips, camera, battery, etc. Device concept is evaluated using low-fidelity prototypes and evaluation results show that interactions based on physical rolling fare well on novelty and usability aspects.