Samsung is continuing its pursuit of sleek smartphone designs with the Galaxy S25 Edge's emphasis on thinness, and upcoming Galaxy S26 models may see an even slimmer camera profile. A new rumor suggests Samsung will innovate by utilizing inkjet printing technology to replace the currently used film that combats light reflections in lenses. Although the reduction in size may be marginal, the cumulative effect across multiple lenses could contribute to a notably thinner camera bump, highlighting Samsung's emphasis on improved design aesthetics in its smartphones.
Samsung's innovation focuses on making cameras thinner for the Galaxy S26 series by replacing traditional film with inkjet-printed matte ink, reducing camera bump size.
The replacement with inkjet printing is anticipated to yield marginal size reductions, yet cumulatively could make a perceptible difference in the stacked camera lens structure.
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