Samsung is preparing major new features for 2019, even though 2018 still holds one last bet from the company, which will be under the name of Galaxy Note 9 on August 9th. But South Koreans are already thinking about the future and its various product lines, among which the Galaxy A its devices centered on the middle market which, during the course of the year. next year, could benefit from a significant improvement photographic section.

In addition to a phone that could accommodate folding screens, Samsung is preparing to launch in the early months of 2019, as usual, the renewal of its Galaxy S range, which would give the I go to the triple camera in the terminals of the house. Three lenses that could also be moved effectively to the mid-range throughout the year, going one step closer than the Huawei strategy this year with the P20 where only the Pro model had a In addition, Samsung would also have the intention to implement a fingerprint reader embedded under the screen in the Galaxy A line, which allows us to guess that the frames surrounding the panel in these terminals will be significantly reduced. This sensor would be different, of course, from what we could find in the Galaxy S10, reducing response speed.

Three is better

Add another lens to the dual camera that we had used to see during the past year in the mid-range phone market may seem like a marketing move, but the reality is that its usefulness has been amply demonstrated in the aforementioned Huawei P20 Pro, where this additional goal has made the camera one of the best rated of the year. Apple also seems to join this movement in its terminals in 2019.

The photographic section has become one of the main sections of high-end and mid-range phones, where consumers are increasingly looking to do more and better things with the only camera that they always carry in their pocket . At a time when major manufacturers have already adopted the dual camera for the middle segment, the next step seems to focus on moving the triple camera to these cheaper models.