Samsung files Space Zoom trademark for the Galaxy S11 camera
Last updated: November 7th, 2019 at 11:29 UTC+01:00
In the European union, Samsung has applied for the trademark Space Zoom. This is likely to be the proper noun of the zoom-feature on the upcoming Milky way S11 lineup.
Before this week, a rumor surfaced that Samsung refers to the camera of the Galaxy S11 as Hubble. Though to many that proper name may have seemed a bit 'out there', a fresh trademark awarding seems to ostend Samsung's train of thought.
Yesterday, the company filed paperwork for the trademark Space Zoom at the European Union Intellectual Belongings Part EUIPO. In it, we read the all-revealing description 'software for use in smartphones, … mobile telephones and cameras, namely, software to zoom in to a subject without lowering paradigm quality.' This leaves us with very piddling guessing room every bit to what Space Zoom will plow out to be.
A super zoom style for the night sky or for everything?
Of course, such zoom capabilities completely align with other Galaxy S11 rumors. From the Hubble codename to Samsung's plans for a pregnant camera upgrade with five times optical zoom, and maybe a 108-megapixel sensor, the puzzle pieces all seem to fit together nicely.
With such a camera upgrade, Samsung is playing along nicely with the market. Just recently, Google launched its Pixel four with the dedicated astrophotography mode. Huawei, meanwhile, has something called "Moon Fashion" for taking pictures of the moon. While nosotros do not know if Space Zoom will turn out to be aimed at the night sky, there is little incertitude that massively improved zoom capabilities on Galaxy flagships subsequently being stuck on 2x optical zoom since the Galaxy Note eight made its debut in 2017.
Source: https://www.sammobile.com/news/samsung-files-space-zoom-trademark-for-the-galaxy-s11-camera/
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