Meizu unveils its first smartphone "no-holes" in the world on January 23

While many companies have taken advantage of the last few months to advertise and launch smartphones with a hole in the screen, a more elegant way to take advantage of the front panel without resorting to the X-style iPhone slot, Meizu goes even further. The company released a teaser Tuesday (22) on an event scheduled for tomorrow (23) at the time of the announcement of a new handset.

The image in question bears the inscription "World's 1st" followed by a black belt:

Image published by Meizu at Weibo. Some users have adjusted the brightness and contrast of the image to find that the hidden words are "homeless phone", thus completing the phrase "The world's first no-hole phone."

Some followers of the society have elucidated the sentence under the stripe. (Source: Weibo)

However, the revelation does not say much and only reinforces the curiosity about what Meizu is preparing. Will the holes in question only be missing from the screen or from other parts of the laptop?

The device in question should be Meizu 16s, Meizu 16s Plus or Meizu 16T, a smartphone game supposedly idealized by Chinese society. Keep an eye on TecMundo for the latest news.