Oppo could be working on a smartphone with a secondary display behind the phone

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Having launched the Find X with a sliding pop-up camera, Oppo seems to be investing heavily in bringing newer technology to the masses before its rivals. As per a report, Oppo is currently working on full-screen smartphone along with a secondary display. There is no sign of a fingerprint scanner in the renders surprisingly, hinting that Oppo might throw in an in-display fingerprint scanner into the secondary screen. But looking at the schematics, it seems highly unlikely for a fingerprint scanner to be present in a display places so high up. The secondary display is also placed on the upper half of the rear panel, in a manner that keeps fingers away from the possibility of accidentally touching the display.

Samsung reportedly working on a gaming smartphone

The game-centric smartphones are not new, Nokia launched its N-Gaze gaming phone back in 2003, followed by Sony Ericsson's Xperia Play. In late 2017 Razer launched its gaming phone called Razer phone and other smartphone makers like Xiaomi and Asus followed the suit.Now, it seems that Samsung is planning to join the league with its gaming smartphone. In a tweet, he claims that Samsung is working on a smartphone that is specially designed for gaming. However, he did not reveal any other key specifications of the alleged upcoming smartphone from Samsung. We can assume that Samsung may include an SPen-like stylus in its upcoming gaming smartphone with additional functionalities.On a related note, Samsung is all set to launch its Galaxy Note 9 smartphone at Unpacked Event scheduled for August 9 in New York.

Samsung is reportedly working on a gaming smartphone

as declared in In addition to these devices, the South Korean giant is seemingly working on a gaming smartphone. There are, however, no concrete details on the Samsung gaming smartphone yet. Now that the work is in progress, we can expect the Samsung gaming smartphone to go official latest by next year. Like other gaming phones launched recently, possibilities are, Samsung's gaming phone will come with the most powerful processor in the market currently -- Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chipset. As of yet, there are no specs details about the Samsung gaming phone.

Light is working on a nine-camera smartphone prototype

Light is working on a nine-camera smartphone prototype Screw everything, we're doing nine bladesLight — the company behind the still incredible-looking L16 camera, which packed 16 lenses into one pocket-sized device — may be setting its sights toward the smartphone game, with The Washington Post reporting that the company is experimenting with prototype phones featuring between five and nine camera lenses on the back. According to Light, the multi-lens array on its current (working) prototype can shoot up to 64-megapixel shots, with promises of better low-light performance and depth effects (presumably building off the type of portrait mode features offered on current smartphones.) But if any company is suited to stuff more cameras into a phone, it's probably Light. After all, once you've done 16 cameras, a mere nine should be a walk in the park, right? Fortunately, we likely won't have long to wait to find out — The Washington Post report says that Light will be announcing a phone with its camera technology later this year.