So many wonders when South Korea will introduce this feature in their own handsets. Apparently this should happen very soon. That’s because the people at the XDA forum found a code that indicates that Samsung is already working with a phone that has a 108 MP camera.
The reference was found in the One UI 2.0 camera app released for the Galaxy S10. According to discovery author Max Weinbach, the code is present in the capture below, as the resolution of 12,000 by 9,000 pixels represents 108 MP.
Another point is that the Galaxy using this sensor will not deliver photos with 108 MP by default. That’s because Samsung intends to use the same solution that combines four or nine pixels to display images at 27 MP or even 12 MP.
For now, Samsung is not speaking about which smartphone will be launched with this sensor. Still, rumors indicate that the company is saving this news for the Galaxy S11.
As we know, the device is due to be launched in February 2020 and has everything to deliver a great set of cameras. In addition, the device should also feature an improved battery, powerful processor and support for 5G connection in all variants.
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