Samsung Beefed Up to Slaughter the Notch Trend!

While the smartphone makers are busy shaping the notches on their devices a report claims that Samsung display is working to break the ugly Notch trend. If you are following Samsung on the social media, you would have already known that Samsung hates the notch and recently mocked the gigantic notch on the Google's Pixel 3 XL.

You could land a plane on it.

— Samsung Mobile US (@SamsungMobileUS) October 9, 2018

Time to botch the notch.

— Samsung Mobile US (@SamsungMobileUS) October 10, 2018

The front facing camera sensor is a significant hurdle for the smartphones to become bezel-less, they need to be moved from the top of the phone to achieve complete bezel-less, and some manufacturers have made it using the sliding mechanism which is found in Vivo Nex, Oppo Find X and the Upcoming Mi Mix 3.

Now, the Korean giant's display arm, Samsung Display is reportedly working on the tech that moves the camera under the display much like the under-display fingerprint sensors.

Great news! Samsung established the direction of mobile phone design in 2019! On October 18th, Samsung Display invited about 20 customers to hold the "2018 Samsung OLED Forum" at the Shenzhen Marriott Hotel in China. At the meeting, Samsung showed a PPT pic.twitter.com/sYu0ORTd6V

— Ice universe (@UniverseIce) October 19, 2018

Samsung Display held the "2018 Samsung OLED forum" with about 20 invites where it talked about some under-display features, including in-display fingerprint scanners, screen sound technology, touch-sensitive areas, and under-screen cameras.As the tech is in its early stages we might not be able to experience it till 2020, but who knows if it makes a debut on Galaxy S10

#Samsung is working on a new technology trying to hide the front camera underneath the display. My sources told me that there are just a hand full of prototypes using this technology. I don't think we'll see this feature in retail phones until 2020, but who knows 🤷🏽‍♂️

— SamsungMobile.News | Max (@Samsung_News_) October 18, 2018

If everything goes as planned it would be a major tech breakthrough in the smartphones segment.