At this point, it's well established that the Galaxy S26 Ultra's vertical camera arrangement is on its way out. Samsung is bringing back the horizontal camera bar from the 2019 Galaxy S10, though some might feel the Apple iPhone 17 Pro or Google Pixel 11 were the main inspirations. In any case, edge-to-edge camera strips are in vogue, and most sources claim the Galaxy S27 Ultra has settled on this design. However, a new leak has sown seeds of confusion. The curious case of the missing component...
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" Samsung is bringing back the horizontal camera bar from the 2019 Galaxy S10, though some might feel the Apple iPhone 17 Pro or Google Pixel 11 were the main inspirations." It is fascinating to see a company with such a long history of experimentation come full circle; if this design is accurate, it seems Samsung is effectively drawing inspiration from its own design legacy. It is refreshing to see them look back at their history of innovation, rather than simply adopting features from competitors and rebranding them as original concepts (we all know who the usual offender is here).
At this point, it's well established that the Galaxy S26 Ultra's vertical camera arrangement is on its way out. Samsung is bringing back the horizontal camera bar from the 2019 Galaxy S10, though some might feel the Apple iPhone 17 Pro or Google Pixel 11 were the main inspirations. In any case, edge-to-edge camera strips are in vogue, and most sources claim the Galaxy S27 Ultra has settled on this design. However, a new leak has sown seeds of confusion. The curious case of the missing component...
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