Samsung will enter the expansion of its upcoming phone screens in many ways

A mobile phone maker company has only released a copy of its phones with a screen overlapping or cracked on the top edge of the screen, "Notch," with the exception of Samsung, which has not joined the moment but all indications are that it will not last long. The developers announced yesterday that they planned to release copies of their phones next year in different ways, in different forms and in a slightly different location.

Samsung product manager Hassan Anjum said the new models would include three types of extrusion with different names: Infiniti U Infiniti O Infiniti VFor the U-shaped Nuch to be similar to the basic shape of most phones with a half-oval overlap in the middle of the top screen, V will have a similar overlap in U but with four edges unlike the circular corner of the first model, and for Infinity O, the sign of the character will be extrusion In the form of a complete circular overlap at the top of the screen, it is difficult to predict the success of this type, especially the fact that it will cut a completely circular part of the top of the screen or that Samsung wants to offer a different experience to the consumer by exploiting the location and shape of the protrusion.

Thus, the Celagasy S9 and the Notte 9 may well be the latest in date to display the traditional look of Samsung's unlocked screen in the company's new strategy to incorporate this feature to its upcoming phones.