What's in the title is nothing new. This year, two Chinese companies, Vivo and Meizu, have already announced two minimalist phones that are devoid of buttons, connectors and trays. Virtual instead of physical buttons, wireless charging and WiFi file transfer instead of USB connector (rom replacement???), eSIM instead of SIM card.
There's a rumour that's quite well-founded, as he has filed an official patent for a new phone. The patent was filed with the World Intellectual Property Office (WIPO) on 5 February, and the patent shows a full-screen smartphone with a dual rear camera. The rounded screen edges were launched by Samsung, but they only have the screen curved on the long side.
Judging by the picture attached to the patent application, the company was serious about this, but fortunately they didn't take out the most important feature, the USB connector! But everything else goes down the drain. No buttons, no Jack socket, nothing, not even a speaker marked on it. It will probably, like the fingerprint sensor, be placed under the screen. But the front-facing camera is not visible either, maybe you can get that to be under the screen too? Interesting.
