This is what Android flagship phones will look like in two years


The smartphone manufacturing industry is consistently evolving. In a couple of years, so many things took a new dimension. There was a time when the dual rear camera solution seems like the world-best technology. However, we now have a Penta (5) rear camera setup. The 2010s witnessed a major revolution in Android flagship smartphone design, and it is time to rethink smartphone design. The 2020s may also be another decade of the smartphone revolution that will revolutionize the design and specifications of smartphones.

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Ever wondered what Android flagship smartphones will look like in 2022? Here is what @iceuniverse thinks. According to bold predictions, by 2022, smartphones will have up to nine rear cameras. In addition, the housing of these cameras will be a large rectangular protrusion, and the main camera will be placed in the middle. Even more exciting is that the largest sensor will reach 1 inch. Furthermore, the arrangement of the camera sensors will look similar to that of the Nokia 9 camera.

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There’s also some bad news. Even though major manufacturers are working to provide a true full-screen experience for smartphone users, smartphones may still retain the notch display. Maybe it’s still bangs or punch screens. As for the curved screen, it may vary depending on the manufacturer. For example, Samsung will use a curved screen, while Apple iPhone will not use a curved screen design.

Android Flagship design will depend on manufacturers

The progress of smartphone design will largely depend on the phone makers. However, there is a strong tendency for manufacturers to follow a trend once it hit the market. Take for instance the pop-up camera solution. Shortly after it hit the market, many second-class and even third-class manufacturers are now using this solution. Nevertheless, many people do not really see a need for multiple rear cameras. Nine cameras seem outrageous but we are already at five. This means that we are already heading towards nine.

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12 Comments

  1. Guest
    February 5, 2020

    The front is very possible bt I tend to believe that a triangular rear cam design will be popular and something like OP’s (disappearing) camera solution.

  2. Mike Smith
    February 5, 2020

    I want a phone, a communication device that allows we to surf the web and play music .. NOT a camera with 9 lenses!!! How many lenses or pixels do you need to snap a picture and post it on Facebook or Instagram? It’s ridiculous especially when the phone is usually junk in a couple of years. I’ll buy a decent phone NOT an expensive throw away camera.

  3. Helium Freak
    February 5, 2020

    In 2 years time you think they’ll still have hole punch cameras? Don’t think so 👍

  4. Nava Bz
    February 5, 2020

    We are going for watches and smart watch will substitute the mobile phones.👍

  5. gary burrows
    February 5, 2020

    Agreed …

  6. gary burrows
    February 5, 2020

    Better battery life . More durable drop resistant . Wider camera lenses . 3 cameras, telephoto. Wide angle and zoom is good enough . And longer software security support .. forget 9 cameras … That’s overkill …. Maybe remote control sensors more biometric security features …

  7. gary burrows
    February 5, 2020

    For sure …

  8. Guest
    February 6, 2020

    Why does the title only mention Android? Has anyone seen the camera module on the iPhone 11? It’s definitely an eye sore and I can only imagine it getting worse, just like Android.

  9. Balogun Daniel
    February 6, 2020

    Am certain i can design a better phone than this
    Just saying 🤷🤷 it a stupid concept

  10. Pavithra S R
    February 7, 2020

    If u close ur eyes can u see??

  11. קפה סיציליה סלטי בריאות
    February 11, 2020

    Agree too

  12. RaIN Goshko
    February 11, 2020

    Your bio is really sad man