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In recent days, a lot is being said about Samsung. Part of the blame for this lies with the Samsung Galaxy S10. And it is that thanks to various leaks we can know that the terminal will come with a fingerprint sensor under the screen, in the same way as the Huawei Mate 20 Pro. New leaks appear again, although this time there is no mention of any model specific. A few minutes ago a patent related to a Samsung mobile with the front camera located inside the screen was leaked. Yes, you read correctly.
The Samsung Galaxy S10 could have the front camera under the screen
Little is currently known about the Samsung Galaxy S10. The different leaks and rumors of the model reveal some of its possible characteristics. An example of this is the implementation of three cameras on the back or its all-screen design similar to that of the Oppo Find X. Now a well-known source close to the company claims that Samsung is working on a screen technology that would allow the front camera to be positioned just right below this.
The source in particular makes mention of a panel that would make it possible to place the front camera inside it. And we are not referring to a mechanism of action as in the VIVO Nex or the Oppo Find X, but to the same component located below the screen and visible from it.
Its form of implementation would be based on a hole placed in the upper part of the panel to house the aforementioned camera sensor. The images that we can see below this paragraph let us see what your final design could look like, although they are mere representations.
As for the arrival of this technology, at the moment it is not known with certainty. SamsungMobile.news mentions that the first models will be ready from 2020, although it does not rule out their departure during the next. It is also not known if it will be the Samsung Galaxy S10 that will release this screen technology or instead the Galaxy Note 10. Be that as it may, and as we usually say in these cases, it is best to wait for new details of the supposed panel to be filtered, if it finally ends up on the consumer market.
