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Samsung brings to smartphones its transparent display technology used in the larger OLED screens of the company.Samsung
Last week, Samsung Display, a wholly owned subsidiary of Samsung Electronics, held its AMOLED forum in Shenzhen, China, where it shared its product roadmap with Chinese customers, including Huawei, Lenovo, Oppo, Vivo , Xiaomi and ZTE, according to Korea IT Times. .
Samsung hides a camera under a smartphone screen
At the event, Samsung talked about a number of advanced display screen technologies that will help smartphone makers create the perfect full-screen device and put an end to the era of front-notch smartphones, discovered for the first time. the first time on Essential Phone and popularized. by the iPhone X.
Among the advanced products presented by the Korean electronics giant, there was a fingerprint sensor on the screen (FoD, for Fingerprint on Display), built-in sound speakers in the (SoD, for Sound on Display), a haptic feedback in display (HoD, for Haptic on Display) and a revolutionary technology allowing the front camera and other facial recognition sensors to work even if they are under the display (UPS, for Under Panel Sensor).
Atherton Research takes
The technologies introduced by Samsung Display last week are far from totally new, including the FoD, first introduced last year by Synaptics and Vivo, the SoD popularized by Sony with its surface technology acoustic audio available on its flagship TVs or HoD that resembles Apple's 3D Touch. the technology associated with its Taptic engine.
However, UPS is changing the game. To make this possible, Samsung had to find a way to make the space in front of the camera underneath transparent so as not to block the shooting or facial recognition (facial identity).
Although a similar technology can be found in the transparent OLED screens of the company, this will be the first time that it will be about smartphones and we expect that the Samsung Galaxy S10 will be the only one. one of the very first smartphones with a screen covering the entire facade of the device. and more importantly for many, without ugly notch.
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Samsung brings to smartphones its transparent display technology used in the larger OLED screens of the company.Samsung
Last week, Samsung Display, a wholly owned subsidiary of Samsung Electronics, held its AMOLED forum in Shenzhen, China, where it shared its product roadmap with Chinese customers, including Huawei, Lenovo, Oppo, Vivo , Xiaomi and ZTE, according to Korea IT Times. .
Samsung hides a camera under a smartphone screen
At the event, Samsung talked about a number of advanced display screen technologies that will help smartphone makers create the perfect full-screen device and put an end to the era of front-notch smartphones, discovered for the first time. the first time on Essential Phone and popularized. by the iPhone X.
Among the advanced products presented by the Korean electronics giant, there was a fingerprint sensor on the screen (FoD, for Fingerprint on Display), built-in sound speakers in the (SoD, for Sound on Display), a haptic feedback in display (HoD, for Haptic on Display) and a revolutionary technology allowing the front camera and other facial recognition sensors to work even if they are under the display (UPS, for Under Panel Sensor).
Atherton Research takes
The technologies introduced by Samsung Display last week are far from totally new, including the FoD, first introduced last year by Synaptics and Vivo, the SoD popularized by Sony with its surface technology acoustic audio available on its flagship TVs or HoD that resembles Apple's 3D Touch. the technology associated with its Taptic engine.
However, UPS is changing the game. To make this possible, Samsung had to find a way to make the space in front of the camera underneath transparent so as not to block the shooting or facial recognition (facial identity).
Although a similar technology can be found in the transparent OLED screens of the company, this will be the first time that it will be about smartphones and we expect that the Samsung Galaxy S10 will be the only one. one of the very first smartphones with a screen covering the entire facade of the device. and more importantly for many, without an ugly nick.
