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Your Next Phone May Have a Hole in the Screen

Here’s how the new smartphone tech works

Every year, some new smartphone trend rolls around that spawns an army of copycats. Displays that stretched to the edges of a device but still had giant notches defined 2017. Glass-backed phones, wireless charging (sort of), and even more notches landed in 2018.

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Owen Williams

Owen Williams

Fascinated by how code and design is shaping the world. I write about the why behind tech news. UX Manager @ Shopify. https://twitter.com/ow

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