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If you follow the technical news all the time, you may know that it is difficult for companies to keep new products away from the public. Even Apple's super-secret culture is not enough to prevent the leakage of the new iPhone. Apple is the best secret choice. At the same time, Samsung is in the opposite position in the new Galaxy S and Note phones because these devices leak in advance-- but can prevent previous Galaxy Fold leaks. This is detailed information about how to prevent the Milky way folding from leaking. I work for the company. In terms of leakage, the Galaxy S11 series is no different from previous versions. Only in November, we heard that the phone's screen design looks like Note 10, but comes with a complex camera system that reminds you of iPhone 11 Pro or Pixel4. In addition, Samsung is reported to be making at least five different versions of the S11, several of which should have 5G connections. However, all devices will have curved screens. When it comes to complex camera systems, we have seen the first renderings of the Galaxy S11e, S11 and S11, all of which tell us that the back of the phone will be equipped with three to five lenses, while high-end phones should be able to exercise crazy lens design. A whistleblower expressed concern about rendering and now has more details about Galaxy S11, revealing the phone's exciting camera features.

In the past, some of the most active mobile whistleblowers and insiders attacked each other, each trying to overtake the other. So far, @ OnLeaks is the source of all Galaxy S11 renderings based on CAD schematics. However, Ice Universe said a few days ago that Galaxy S11 looked better than the recent leak, but did not explain what happened to the renderer. This is another tweet that also contains a picture of Galaxy S11:

I can say for sure that the Galaxy S11 is not rendered correctly, or the key components are wrong, and the real design is prettier than this. I don't blame Onli. Maybe the CAD diagram he got was wrong. Thank him for his efforts. Let's keep waiting. Pic.twitter.com/Ax33G2ydkI

3354 Ice Universe (@ Universe Ice) November 27th, 2019.

Then, [email protected]:

All the openings of the 5x optical zoom lens are square (for high light input), which is a mistake in S11 rendering: we can't find the square opening. In addition, the sensor area of the real S11 is neat and less cluttered. Pic.twitter.com/PqupDwoxrt

3354 Ice Universe (@ Universe Ice) November 28th 2019.

Ice says that all 5x optical zoom lenses are square and provides several examples. He also said the Galaxy S11's camera system was "clean and not so messy".

In fact, even without Ice's comment, the Galaxy S11's camera system looks terrible. Let's take a look at the placement of asymmetric lenses:

Samsung has proved in the past that it prefers features to design, as has the port design at the bottom of several Galaxy phones. But when it comes to cameras, Samsung keeps it clean and tidy. Similarly, Samsung didn't start using three-lens and four-lens cameras on its phones until the end of 2018. These camera systems have a simple vertical or horizontal design.

An ugly rear camera system may be a necessary compromise, and there may be objective reasons. Similarly, Samsung could work harder.

If Ice's claim is correct, then Samsung does come up with a better design. It is definitely worth mentioning that Ice tweeted that the Galaxy S11 will be equipped with a periscope camera, which, like its competitors, will provide 5x optical zoom. Optical zoom may even be better than this. This is a follow-up tweet from the same insider:

If you had a 100x zoom phone, what would you do with it?

3354 Ice Universe (@ Universe Ice) November 29th 2019.

However, it is not clear whether the problem is related to the Galaxy S11 or other devices. As for Samsung, the South Korean giant is unlikely to give a speech on Galaxy S11 before mid-February, when we expected Samsung to hold its first Unpacked press conference in 2020.

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