The Chinese company (OPPO) has obtained patent rights that allow it to add a front sided camera pop-up from the phone, and not from the top, as is common in smartphones.
Smartphone manufacturers have raced in recent years to provide devices with screens covering the entire interface, but the front camera was an obstacle to prevent this, so some resorted to cutting part of the screen to add cameras, while other companies created cameras that emerge from within the device when needed, and the latest innovations The position of the camera was within the same screen.
Now OPPO has obtained from the CNIPA (Chinese National Intellectual Property Administration) patent rights that allow it to place a front camera that emanates from the right side, not the top. The company has attached the patent application with smartphone graphics and images with the side pop-up front camera.
It is noteworthy that the new patent from OPPO comes less than a week after her fellow (Vivo) obtained patent rights that allow her to add 4 front cameras within the screen, in what appeared to be a new effort to add more front cameras without the need to cut off the screen. , Or use pop-up cameras.
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