Mobile manufacturers are looking for new ways to continue improving their high-end phones and for years their main efforts have focused on camera settings. For example, OnePlus has just partnered with specialist company Hasselblad and new reports approach the next Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra with Olympus .

As can be seen in the conceptual images of what the next high-end model of the Korean giant could look like, the most recent rumors already speak about the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra and an important evolution in its main camera that would have the contribution of Olympus , although at the moment there are still not too many technical details to highlight.

Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra, nothing more than speculation: Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra could add collaboration with Olympus

This is what the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra could look like

To clarify the origin of this conceptual image, it is a work done by Technizo Concept for the LetsGoDigital medium and based on recent reports from Samsung partnering with Olympus. However, it is nothing more than an idea of ​​how it could look in reality but without real data that comes from the same manufacturer.

Even image shows how the rear sensor would jump to 200 megapixels , something that now sounds like a dream for all users but perhaps not yet come to give. It is worth remembering that last year there were rumors about Samsung working on mobile cameras with this same number , while the current Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra already has a 108 megapixel main sensor.

Olympus’ contribution to the great work that the Asian manufacturer has already done would focus on image optimizations in relation to accurate color representation or post-processing. If confirmed, it is believed that its first appearance would not wait until next year with the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra but in the second half with the folding design mobile Galaxy Fold 3.

Finally, the future of Samsung’s high-end points to a front camera located below the screen without any hole in sight and continued compatibility for the S-Pen stylus. What would you like to see new in the next iteration of the flagship phone?