The Samsung Galaxy A90 was already accidentally revealed to have a “maxed out Notchless Infinity screen”, but we weren’t sure how it would be done. However, a YouTube video recently revealed how the Samsung Galaxy A90 can be, and though it’s not confirmed, it’s sure a refreshing way to get a notch-less display.
The video concept shows a sliding mechanism, a design already found in a number of smartphones but what makes it different is that there are no hidden front cameras, not even when you reveal the slider.
Instead, the slider holds a dual camera that can rotate to its front to function as a dual selfie camera. However, this concept can also be lacking in some ways. Not only will it be slower when it comes to switching between front and rear cameras, it’ll also be weird to take insta-stories where you want to switch from front camera to rear camera (or vice versa) to take a video. Will the rotating camera continue shooting the video — leading to unwanted footages as it rotates, or will it stop halfway?
The point is, while this video shows a rather unique concept, it doesn’t seem to check off practicality. On a side note, rumour has it that Samsung might announce the Galaxy A90 on April 10.