Samsung has experimented with rotating cameras on the Galaxy A80 earlier and now the company is said to be working on a phone with yet another moving part – a pop-up camera. The renders of the upcoming Galaxy smartphone have surfaced revealing key details.
Based on the renders, the upcoming Samsung phone is said to sport a flat display and not a curved one, suggesting that it could belong to the A-Series line up. There are curves to the back and it also houses the triple camera setup, but the configuration is not known yet. The display size is said to be 6.5-inches and there is a presence of a rear physical fingerprint scanner which means the display technology might not be AMOLED.
Moving on, Samsung has said to have chosen a pop-up camera setup for the front-facing camera and if these renders turn out to be true, then this will be the first Samsung smartphone with a pop-up camera. Furthermore, the smartphone is said to measure 160.9 x 77 x 9.2 mm, feature USB Type-C port, and surprisingly, an IR blaster. The renders don’t reveal the presence of a 3.5mm headphone jack and similarly, there is no information on the battery capacity yet.
There is no information on the launch date yet, but it is expected to be unveiled by the company once the lockdown is lifted across various part of the world.