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Samsung Submit Patents For Rotating In-Screen Camera and Sliding Display

by Bryan Lim
October 21, 2019
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Samsung’s patent filing activities have been quite frequent over the last several months. Recently, it was discovered that the Korean electronics giant had filed two different patents: one detailing a sliding display and the other with an under-the-display camera.

The patents, which were first spotted by LetsGoDigital, looks relatively interesting and indicates that Samsung may already be looking towards moving away from putting punch holes and notches on the display. The first sketch depicts a phone with a blemish-free display with a part of the phone’s sliding back noticeable at the bottom. Sliding that frame down reveals another display, indirectly extending the phone’s display real estate.

Then there’s the in-display camera depicted in the second design slide. Instead of placing the selfie camera at the top, the slide shows the camera module is positioned at the corner of the phone and under the display. The takeaway here from this slide is the detailed drawing on the right; it gives us an idea as to how the camera uses the rotating mechanism for both a single or dual selfie-camera module.

Samsung will launch an under display camera phone next year!
not S11, not Fold 2

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— Ice universe (@UniverseIce) October 17, 2019

On a side note, serial leakster Ice universe (@UniverseIce) recently tweeted that the technology may first be deployed on Samsung’s next Galaxy Note or Galaxy A series smartphones, and not the Galaxy S11 or the alleged Galaxy Fold 2.

As always, and as it is with all submitted patents, there’s no indication if these designs will ever make it into the final design or production line. So, on that note, do take this piece of news with a pinch of salt.

(Source: LetsGoDigital via BGR)

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