Every time there is less left for the new "stars" of Samsung to see the light and little by little we continue to discover new improvements. Although users pay a lot of attention to the design, and logically the power, the "additions" that the smartphone carries can sometimes become fundamental. Thats why he Samsung Galaxy S5 and Note 4 they continue to improve certain aspects of usability.
Some manufacturers make their terminals without taking into account that in the end what the user demands is simplicity, comfort and good use. The downside is that it is not always perceptible, but it is nevertheless required. That's what happens with actions like Air View which, among other things, offers us the possibility of reviewing our photographic albums and videos by gesturing above the screen. It is a preview function that allows us to review the graphic content through a pop-up window.
Well, the Air View, as well as the Air Gesture, which as its name suggests, allows you to interact a few millimeters from the screen through gestures, without touching it, will have considerable improvements in the next Samsung Galaxy S5 and Note 4. According to a report published by ETNews, Synaptics, the company that is responsible for carrying out this technology, has once again been chosen by Samsung to provide the touch controller for the screens of these two terminals.
Improvements not only of the Samsung Galaxy S5
These improvements we are talking about will not only go to the Samsung Galaxy S5, although it will be the great banner of the Korean company this year. What's more, Synaptics The stylus pen functionality has also been improved, with the touchscreen panel now able to recognize a measurement point much lower than it was until now, allowing for more elaborate and precise writing with the stylus on the next Samsung's Galaxy Note.
But the good news does not end there, since the manufacturer of touch chips It has also managed to reduce manufacturing costs thanks to a new printing technology that allows a single layer structure that does not require an insulation layer or a bridge. Undoubtedly something that will make Samsung engineers and managers very happy, since one of the big problems they had to face was the certain cost that some other elements of the Samsung Galaxy S5 could entail, such as the screen.
However, all this information at the moment not confirmed by the company, but is based on the report published by ETNews, therefore until these devices see the light we will not be able to know the real scope of these improvements.
Vía: SamMobile
