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Forget Galaxy S21 — Samsung’s 'surround display' phone looks incredible

Forget Galaxy S21 — Samsung’s ‘surround display’ phone looks incredible

Posted on November 11, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Samsung’s screen-covered phone and sliding cameras is like nothing we’ve seen before

Samsung is currently preparing for the Galaxy S21 launch, which is rumored to take place in January next year. But elsewhere in the company, its designers have been working on something really special.

LetsGoDigital, with the help of renders made by Giuseppe “Snoreyn” Spinelli, have found a new patent from Samsung that shows off an idea for a phone with a “surround display” on the front, back and around the edges.
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