Motorola has taken to Twitter to tell the world that not only did Samsung steal their always-on display feature, but that their devices had the original always on display. Going through the replies, we see multiple people mentioning that Lumia’s Glance Screen did this years ago and some Symbian devices had this feature before that.
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