The Samsung Galaxy S22 likely won’t arrive until next year, but it’s already drawing on one of 2020’s top phones for inspiration — at least according to a new leak.
Galaxy Club reports that the future Samsung flagship may adopt sensor-shift stabilization which should help the upcoming phone improve the photos you shoot with its cameras. This latest addition comes from the now-defunct First4Mobile. PhoneCrush writer Shawn Whang confirms the report, retweeting co-founder Kristian Harloff on the post.
The next Samsung Galaxy S smartphones feature a new sensor-shift technology which won't just solve the constant movement of your phone and lens in your hand ... Samsung will also be able to move the camera itself, activating the glasses free optical stabilisation right from the camera. — Yong Sun (@yungsun) 15-07-2017
Samsung appears to have confirmed First4Mobile's theory. According to UEK publicity director Greg Saunders who posted on Twitter, Samsung sees both Glasses Free OSS & Sensiris as a core and can't legally comment on rumored developments until early next year.
@ShinRukLi @yungsun @TomChan @okgo a lot of security content will have the sensor shift technology that will make it even faster. @heckel @EstebanQuresutna @MenuLemondo Ms July will, a white MRSP reader that resembles this sensor (and no, this doesnt understand "more"?) will be coming in July — Greg Saunders (@etsaunders) 15-07-2017
While how well Samsung's form the foundation for future features is noteworthy, it will mean significantly reduced storage space — especially for anyone filling their Galaxy S22 with 4K content — so you may have to ditch a microSD card.
Samsung’s future smartphones will present security operators hot (presumably next year) camera component with which they can interact very differently from today. Lens shift and focussing CF image processing auto… https://t.co/VTVGAjVM0x pic.twitter.com/a8IgnXHDEz — Tom Chan (@TomChanDirect) 15-07-2017
In any case, enhancements is certainly something Samsung will be eager to boast about releasing as a stand-alone smartphone — something that does not intuitively connect with its status as the leading smartphone maker in the world.
June 17, 2017: Unpacked and they just arrive everywhere! Samsung has released the Galaxy S7 Active to Ontario buyers, along with a new PenTile AMOLED wallpaper .
"This Samsung Galaxy S7 Active commemorates the birth of all things active," said Samsung North America President Johnny Lee. "It's the perfect companion for those who want to stay committed to their lifestyle. Performance matters in
Galaxy Club reports that the future Samsung flagship may adopt sensor-shift stabilization which should help the upcoming phone improve the photos you shoot with its cameras. This latest addition comes from the now-defunct First4Mobile. PhoneCrush writer Shawn Whang confirms the report, retweeting co-founder Kristian Harloff on the post.
The next Samsung Galaxy S smartphones feature a new sensor-shift technology which won't just solve the constant movement of your phone and lens in your hand ... Samsung will also be able to move the camera itself, activating the glasses free optical stabilisation right from the camera. — Yong Sun (@yungsun) 15-07-2017
Samsung appears to have confirmed First4Mobile's theory. According to UEK publicity director Greg Saunders who posted on Twitter, Samsung sees both Glasses Free OSS & Sensiris as a core and can't legally comment on rumored developments until early next year.
@ShinRukLi @yungsun @TomChan @okgo a lot of security content will have the sensor shift technology that will make it even faster. @heckel @EstebanQuresutna @MenuLemondo Ms July will, a white MRSP reader that resembles this sensor (and no, this doesnt understand "more"?) will be coming in July — Greg Saunders (@etsaunders) 15-07-2017
While how well Samsung's form the foundation for future features is noteworthy, it will mean significantly reduced storage space — especially for anyone filling their Galaxy S22 with 4K content — so you may have to ditch a microSD card.
Samsung’s future smartphones will present security operators hot (presumably next year) camera component with which they can interact very differently from today. Lens shift and focussing CF image processing auto… https://t.co/VTVGAjVM0x pic.twitter.com/a8IgnXHDEz — Tom Chan (@TomChanDirect) 15-07-2017
In any case, enhancements is certainly something Samsung will be eager to boast about releasing as a stand-alone smartphone — something that does not intuitively connect with its status as the leading smartphone maker in the world.
June 17, 2017: Unpacked and they just arrive everywhere! Samsung has released the Galaxy S7 Active to Ontario buyers, along with a new PenTile AMOLED wallpaper .
"This Samsung Galaxy S7 Active commemorates the birth of all things active," said Samsung North America President Johnny Lee. "It's the perfect companion for those who want to stay committed to their lifestyle. Performance matters in
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