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Written by Anees Hussain, Edited by David Delima | Updated: 23 November 2022 18:50 IST

Samsung Could Be Working on Next-Generation 'XISOCELL' Image Sensors: Report

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Samsung's first ISOCELL sensor debuted on the Samsung Galaxy S5

Highlights

Samsung XISOCELL's specifications have not been revealed
Company has been using ISOCELL branded sensors since 2014
Samsung added ISOCELL Plus, ISOCEll 2.0 range in recent years

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Samsung has reportedly ed an application for the trademark of the brand name 'XISO-CELL' in SOuth Korea which could be the conglomerate's next generation of smartphone camera sensors in the works. The company has long been manufacturing a series of camera sensors called ISOCELL which made its first appearance on the Samsung Galaxy S5 in 2014. Samsung went on to add ISOCELL Plus and ISOCELL 2.0 series of camera sensors to their more recent models.

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Samsung has also been iPhone maker claims that the technique can stabilise an image at over 5,000 times per second.

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However, it is still not clear whether the purported next-generation XISOCELL image sensors, and the rumoured sensor-shift image stabilising technology will feature on Samsung's S23 flagship series.

The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra from the Galaxy S23 series has previously been tipped to feature a 200-megapixel image sensor.

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