Samsung’s latest attempt at a bezel-less phone involves rotating cameras - Yanko Design

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Not many people would remember Oppo's first phone. The N1, Oppo's premier phone was quite revolutionary for its time, literally! Because the N1 didn't have a front-facing photographic camera. Instead, it had a rotating camera module that y'all could flip to confront any fashion, assuasive you to exercise front-facing shots, dorsum-facing shots, or even upward shots. The rotating camera module didn't quite grab on, but it gave Oppo enough traction to get the smartphone behemoth it is today. That rotating camera, still, isn't forgotten! Samsung plans on implementing something similar in its Galaxy A80.

Moving away from the notch, the hole-dial, or anything that involves corrupting the integrity of the 100% display on the front, this is the Galaxy A80. On the front, the A80 is a pure brandish with zero blemishes, or as Samsung likes to call it, the Cinematic Infinity Display. The display, however, isn't the highlight of the phone. At roughly the 40-2nd marker, you see the A80's back half slide up, and a camera module rotate to face y'all. This is Samsung's card-upwards-its-sleeve, or camera-down-its-sleeve if y'all volition. With one camera that faces both ways, Samsung's Galaxy A80 tin click incredible photos likewise equally selfies, relying on a system of three lenses to give you brilliant, bright shots.

This rotating triple-lens camera module features a chief 48 MP F2.0 camera, an ultra-broad 8 MP F2.2 camera, and a 3D depth sensor working together to deliver wide-screen shots, versatile background focus effects, and incredibly vivid depression-low-cal shots. The camera faces forwards all the time until you switch cameras in the app, following which, the phone slides open and the camera module rotates to face you.

Commonly I'm not an abet for moving parts in phones because they essentially are the showtime to fail. Moving parts immediately hateful a phone isn't every bit water and dust resistant as other monolithic devices, simply I'd honestly dearest to see how receptive people are to this phone. If anything, the smartphone industry actually needs some bizarre and unique stand-out designs, and the A80 is surely one of them!

Designer: Samsung