Samsung Galaxy S22 - NEXT LEVEL CAMERA! By Miror pro

When, it comes to flagships. Then. First of all manufacturers talk about cameras. They should be top end here to make it more impressive. They form cooperation with well-known camera brands, so Huawei is working with Lacey VIVO decided to rely on mass optics and OnePlus called Hasselblad for help. Samsung, on the other hand, prefers to rely on its own strength, but that may change soon.

The information came that the company intends to cooperate with Olympus in bringing mobile cameras to a new level. We will see the result of the work of the two companies in the flagships of the galaxy s22 series. The fact that the information comes from the authoritative network, informant ice universe, who regularly delivers reliable information about future Samsung products, makes you believe that the camera brand will come to Samsung's aid. At the moment, neither Samsung nor Olympus have commented on this information in any way. There is no understanding of whether the parties have agreed on cooperation or are only negotiating the result of which is still difficult to predict.

It is also not clear what contribution and what Olympus specialists will make industry leaker, Yogesh first tweeted about the potential link up yesterday, claiming that Samsung might be jumping on the latest trend of partnering with a camera brand. We might see this possibly happen on a special edition full. He then followed up by stating that it wouldn't be mass, Lacey or Hasselblad before announcing that Samsung had held talks with Olympus. That claim was lent further weight by ice universe on Chinese social media platform. Weibo, who posted in response that my source told me that this is reliable news, Samsung ex Olympus according to Yogesh, the first fruits of the partnership could be seen on either a special edition version of the z-fold 3 that we're expecting to launch this year or the s22 ultra, which will almost certainly arrive in early 2022.

If true, it would make Samsung the latest in a growing line of smartphone makers, who turned to photographic giants for extra help in producing their camera modules.

Source : Miror pro