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Notches, screen holes, and motorized / skid systems that will enter our lives to thin the frames of smartphones will disappear in the coming period. This will be exactly with under-screen camera systems.
This technology is not expected to enter our lives immediately. For example, Xiaomi, actively working in this technology, reports that this technology is not yet ready for mass production. The detail shots from the following OPPO for this new technology are not exactly what we wanted or imagined.is showing. However, these issues do not mean that technology will be history.
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Even Xiaomi has a new patent. In this patent, we come across a phone where the under-screen camera is placed in two different locations. The patent, which is found and visualized by LetsGoDigital, does not actually have the design we expect. So the phone frames in this image are not fully embedded in history. Xiaomi is thought to actually remove the notches/holes as well as the frames. This design needs to be considered as an example for now.
Samsung also works besides Xiaomi and OPPO for under-screen camera technology
However, as we said before, we have to wait a little longer for this new technology. The giants, who stated that they have a longer process for mass production, seem to continue their way with more screen holes this year. In fact, Xiaomi has recently turned to pop-up systems.
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