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We know Samsung love to boast about his Galaxy S10 on the occasion of the 10th anniversary, and with good reason. The leaks have already told us about his brand new design, Ultrasonic display reader, triple rear cameras, color gradient and 5G option. But now, Samsung has quietly confirmed something even more exciting …
The company organized this week a private event for 20 major trading partners at the Shenzhen Marriott Hotel in China and a prolific leak Ice Universe managed to get eyes on the inside. What Ice has learned is that Samsung is preparing new screens without bezel, without notch, that integrate not only a fingerprint sensor, but also the front camera and the speakers. And Samsung has broken down how it will work.
In a slideshow presentation (above), Samsung identifies four key technologies: FoD, HoD, SoD and the most interesting, UPS.
Fingerprint on the display (FoD) – is widely expected on the Galaxy S10 but with a twist. Although current screen readers are optical (effectively taking a photo of your fingerprint), Samsung will be using Ultrasonic pulses that use reverb to create a complex, highly secure 3D map of a user's fingerprint.
Haptics on the display (HoD) – is more than the standard vibration feedback we all know. This creates the feel of physical buttons on a screen, which is illustrated by Samsung with physical feel controller buttons for games.
Sound on screen (SoD) – eliminates the need for external speakers, but uses the screen itself as a mere giant surface for sound management.
Underpanel sensors (UPS) – are arguably the most exciting of all. This allows you to place components such as the camera lens and the face recognition sensor behind the screen in order to mask them, while allowing you to see through.
It is interesting to note that FoD and SoD technologies are already on the market, but that HoD would not be needed to create an all-screen phone. The UPS is a major breakthrough that would prevent instantaneous hacking of front-facing cameras, such as the Vivo Nex S and Oppo Find X. As cool as they are, they require moving parts that compromise the resistance to the camera. water and structural integrity.
Samsung, given its size and very public hatred for the notches of display, is the outstanding candidate to achieve this and inform his best clients is a clear manifestation of intent.
Will Samsung market this technology in time for the Galaxy S10? It's impossible to say. That said, since the company decided not to reorganize the design of the Galaxy S8 2017 with the 2018, it would be logical for the company to slow down to be able to impress the crowd with its 10th anniversary model. Apple has followed the same path with its completely redesigned 10th birthday iPhone X.
Which raises another question: is this all just the first part? After all, Samsung promised it was "time to deliver" Something even more radical who can launch well at almost the same time…
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We know Samsung love to boast about his Galaxy S10 on the occasion of the 10th anniversary, and with good reason. The leaks have already told us about his brand new design, Ultrasonic display reader, triple rear cameras, color gradient and 5G option. But now, Samsung has quietly confirmed something even more exciting …
The company organized this week a private event for 20 major trading partners at the Shenzhen Marriott Hotel in China and a prolific leak Ice Universe managed to get eyes on the inside. What Ice has learned is that Samsung is preparing new screens without bezel, without notch, that integrate not only a fingerprint sensor, but also the front camera and the speakers. And Samsung has broken down how it will work.
Galaxy S10 concept without bezel, without notchLetsGoDigital
In a slideshow presentation (above), Samsung identifies four key technologies: FoD, HoD, SoD and the most interesting, UPS.
Fingerprint on the display (FoD) – is widely expected on the Galaxy S10 but with a twist. Although current screen readers are optical (effectively taking a photo of your fingerprint), Samsung will be using Ultrasonic pulses that use reverb to create a complex, highly secure 3D map of a user's fingerprint.
Haptics on the display (HoD) – is more than the standard vibration feedback we all know. This creates the feel of physical buttons on a screen, which is illustrated by Samsung with physical feel controller buttons for games.
Sound on screen (SoD) – eliminates the need for external speakers, but uses the screen itself as a mere giant surface for sound management.
Underpanel sensors (UPS) – are arguably the most exciting of all. This allows you to place components such as the camera lens and the face recognition sensor behind the screen in order to mask them, while allowing you to see through.
Samsung's frameless and no-lock Galaxy plans have been confirmedIce Universe
It is interesting to note that FoD and SoD technologies are already on the market, but that HoD would not be needed to create an all-screen phone. The UPS is a major breakthrough that would prevent instantaneous hacking of the front camera, like the Vivo Nex S and the Oppo Find X. As cool as they are, they require moving parts that compromise the durability of the camera. water and structure.
Samsung, given its size and very public hatred for the notches of display, is the outstanding candidate to achieve this and inform his best clients is a clear manifestation of intent.
Will Samsung market this technology in time for the Galaxy S10? It's impossible to say. That said, since the company decided not to reorganize the design of the Galaxy S8 2017 with the 2018, it would be logical for the company to slow down to be able to impress the crowd with its 10th anniversary model. Apple has followed the same path with its completely redesigned 10th birthday iPhone X.
Which raises another question: is this all just the first part? After all, Samsung promised it was "time to deliver" Something even more radical who can launch well at almost the same time…
___
Follow Gordon on Twitter, Facebook and Google+
More about Forbes
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