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One recently published The patent indicates that the camera technology under Samsung’s display, which the company has allegedly been working on for a long time, is at an advanced stage of development. Since the chaebol is already planning to bring S Pen compatibility with the Galaxy Z Fold 3, may not be the first device to feature a selfie camera under the screen, although some rumors do I suggest so. Instead, the Galaxy Note 21 may have the honor, and apparently a new video from Samsung suggests the same.
During the ongoing CES 2021, Samsung announced updates to the Galaxy Upcycling program that was announced in 2017. The basic idea is to reuse older Galaxy devices to create IoT tools and the South Korean giant shared a video that gives more details about the program. The staff with eagle eyes in Let’s Go Digital identified a new smartphone in the video that is all on screen. This suggests that the device has a front sniper under the panel. Since The Galaxy S21 will probably keep a selfie camera stuck, the phone could end up being the Galaxy Note 21 Ultra.
Sure, this is pure speculation, but given that several sources suggest that the camera under the Samsung panel is ready for prime time, the Note 21 Ultra looks like a possible candidate.
Samsung also confirms that the Galaxy S21 will come in a smaller box with no accessories
In the video, Samsung praises companies for reducing packaging and also talks about the waste produced by technology. This is further proof that Apple inspired the company to remove accessories from the Galaxy S21 case. This means that new phones will be shipped without a charger and possibly headphones as well.
If consolation, Samsung is apparently planning to launch a bigger, more powerful affordable charger with new phones. In addition, it will also distribute the alleged Galaxy Buds Pro free of charge to each Pre-order the Galaxy S21 Ultra. Separately, they are expected to cost $ 229.
The Galaxy S21 series will be unveiled on Thursday.
