We've been waiting years for a non-concept phone with an in-display camera, and the Samsung Galaxy S30, or Samsung Galaxy S21 as you might call it, could be the first to arrive. That's according to @UniverseIce (a leaker with a good track record), who tweeted that Samsung "is considering" this and is "assessing the feasibility of the technology." So it seems that the presence of an in-display camera is far from certain at this stage, and it should be noted that this is a rumor we've heard about from previous phones that ultimately shipped without one. Don't let your hopes go too fast, in other words. < p lang="en" dir="ltr">Samsung plans to first use under-display camera technology in the Galaxy S21 and is evaluating the feasibility of the technology. April 9, 2020 With that being said, it would make a lot of sense. Samsung isn't afraid to integrate new tech into its phones and is clearly working towards a truly all-screen design, having gone from a telescope to a hole-punch camera and being among the first companies to put an in-display fingerprint scanner. of a phone. An in-display camera is also exactly the kind of cool feature that would help the Samsung Galaxy S30 stand out. It's futuristic, impressive (if it works right), and would allow Samsung to tweak the design a bit by removing the hole-punch camera. So far we haven't heard much about the Samsung Galaxy S30, unsurprisingly since it won't launch until 2021, but an early rumor suggests that Samsung is working on a 150MP camera, so it may not -not just. of the snapper facade getting an upgrade. Via GSM Arena