Apart from working on its next-gen Galaxy devices and new TWS earphones, Samsung is now working on a new kind of smartphone, following the trend of flexible displays. According to a recent patent, the Seoul-based tech giant is now working on a unique smartphone that comes with a surround display and a transparent casing.
The device will have no bezel at all and there will be screen real estate all over it. Moreover, Samsung states that they will be using a transparent casing for the device. The company can use transparent acrylic or polymer materials that can transmit light to make this special casing.
Now, talking about the sensors, the device comes with an in-display fingerprint sensor and an under-display camera sensor at the front. However, as the device is mostly screen, both at the front and back, the company hid the primary back camera behind the unique sliding mechanism that I mentioned earlier. So, at first glance, the back camera would not be visible to users, until they slide down the wrap-around display a bit.
You can also check out the realistic renders of the said Samsung device in the video above, which is made by the folks at LetsGoDigital based on the patent drawings of the device.
