Google patent proposes the Pixel 6 may have an under-show camera

One thing we'd bet most smartphone producers are attempting to do right presently is conceal the forward looking camera on their phones, with the goal that it doesn't eat into the screen. We've seen various ways to deal with limiting its effect, with a poke hole appearing to be the most mainstream, however the objective for some is likely an under-show camera, and it's something Google is apparently chipping away at.

We know this on the grounds that a new patent for a potential future Google Pixel phone has been uncovered by Patently Apple, and it does exclude an obvious forward looking camera.

The patent doesn't broadly expound regarding how that is accomplished yet probably said camera would be under the screen, particularly as we've seen various organizations try different things with that thought as of now.

Obviously, that Google is apparently investigating this thought doesn't mean we'll see it on a phone, however it's conceivable, and with the ZTE Axon 20 5G previously offering an under-show camera, it's plausible that Google's interpretation of the tech could be prepared as expected for the Google Pixel 6. That could make for a major, energizing redesign on the Pixel 5.

Other than the absence of an obvious forward looking camera, the patent pictures show a plan a lot of like the Pixel 5, with a square camera block on the back, and fastens on the correct edge. Try not to depend on this being the plan of the Pixel 6 however, particularly this out of sight the phone's conceivable late 2021 dispatch.

We obviously haven't heard much else about Google's next leader yet, however when we do we'll make certain to tell you, so remain tuned for all the holes and bits of gossip as they move in.