In recent years, smartphone manufacturers have virtually stopped experimenting even in small things. Even the design, although it changes every year, is operated by almost all market players with virtually no changes, and there is no need to talk about any technical experiments.
To clarify, we are not talking about new cameras, new screens - this is enough in recent years. We are talking about some unique elements or technical solutions implemented for convenience, and not to demonstrate technical capabilities.
For example, you can recall the flagship Meizu Pro 7 and Pro 7 Plus, which had a small screen on the back. There are practically no such experiments now.
But Huawei Mate 40 may well become a ray of light in this darkness of monotony and blind copying. A fresh company patent indicates what can be implemented in this device.
As you can see, the design as a whole has not changed, but there is one important difference. The fact is that the circle surrounding the camera module is a screen! Moreover, this screen is touch-sensitive, that is, it serves not only to display information but also to interact with a smartphone. Call control elements can be displayed on it with an incoming call, messages or control elements of this or that software can also be displayed.
If we are talking about displaying information, then the screen can come in handy when the smartphone is lying on the table with the screen down. If the user holds the smartphone in his hand, he can use his finger to do some blind manipulations. For example, to zoom the image in the camera application, change the playback volume and so on.
Yes, this is just a patent and not the fact that Huawei will ever implement something similar, but to see the Mate 40 Pro in this form would be very interesting.
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