There is no room for cameras in Samsung's future phone interfaces

Washington – After the fingerprint sensors built into the screen, the role was played on cameras, according to a new South Korean announcement from Samsung.

The Korean giant is developing a smart device that spans the entire front of the device.

The telephone companies strive to leverage the widest possible range of front-end phone interfaces as display areas by minimizing contours or eliminating them completely and dropping the buttons.

In the same direction, Samsung's new-generation handsets will hide under the front camera and provide sensors under the screen, eliminating small phone gaps thanks to the camera's lens slot.

"Although it's not possible to create a full-screen smartphone over the next two years, the technology can achieve its current goal," said Yang Byung-dook, vice president of Samsung Mobile Research and Development at Samsung. The camera slot is not visible, with no effect on the operation of the camera. "