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Samsung Patent Reveals Sliding Phone With Moving Rear Cameras

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Samsung filed a patent for a sliding smartphone with rear cameras that move with the display. The design aims for a slimmer profile, though release is uncertain.

Samsung has filed a patent for a sliding or rollable smartphone design that features a unique camera mechanism. The filing appeared in May 2026, though the original application dates back to June 2023 according to reports from Wearview and leaker xleaks7.

Patent filing shows rear cameras moving alongside sliding display for slimmer profile

The proposed design allows the rear cameras to move alongside a sliding display panel. This configuration aims to achieve a slimmer profile when the device is not in use. The layout differs significantly from previous rollable concepts, such as LG's approach which placed cameras at the vertical edge of the screen.

Industry observers note that this patent represents only a design concept rather than confirmed production plans. Samsung may never release this specific configuration to the public market. The filing serves primarily to protect intellectual property around innovative form factors in the smartphone sector.

The disclosure highlights ongoing experimentation with alternative mobile hardware architectures beyond traditional rigid designs.

Samsung has not confirmed any launch timeline or commercial availability for this sliding phone concept.

Source: NotebookCheck

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