There’s still plenty of time to go before Samsung launches the successor to the Galaxy Z Flip, but that doesn’t mean production hasn’t already begun. Indeed, according to a WIPO (World Intellectual Property Office) design patent, Samsung is looking at two possible designs, both of which have a triple camera module on the rear.
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The Model A features a familiar design with horizontal camera placement, but the secondary screen used for notifications looks a little smaller because of the larger module. Whereas Model B adopts a vertical stack that gives the mini OLED screen much more room, which as a result grows in size.
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The patent itself does not show anything else and does not guarantee that any of those designs will be used by Samsung. However, it indicates that Samsung will operate on a design that takes triple cameras on the back and that would make sense because most flagships have at least three focal lengths.
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