With the popularity of the full screen design of smart phone products, the pursuit of screen ratio by all parties has also prompted it to have a variety of product forms, and the under-screen camera technology, which is known as the ultimate solution, has also begun to be gradually commercialized. Following the previous ZTE, Xiaomi, Samsung have successively launched models equipped with off-screen cameras, some sources have also exposed Google's related patents, and there are rumors that it will usher in commercial use in the second half of this year.
According to the patent schematic diagram of this exposure, Google's under-screen camera will be placed on the left side of the screen, and unlike the existing models that use similar technology, in addition to the camera, this technology can also allow users to place more off-screen components. However, at present, such technologies cannot be completely consistent with other areas of the screen in the display, and there is still a certain gap with the opening or grooving scheme in imaging.
At present, there are rumors that Google's on-screen camera technology may be applied to the Pixel 7 series models that will be unveiled in the second half of this year, and it is expected to have further improvements in imaging and display effects. However, as to whether the relevant rumors at this stage are true, it is still awaiting further confirmation of Google's follow-up news, so interested friends may wish to continue to pay attention.
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