Samsung has reportedly dropped plans to upgrade the next-gen Galaxy S27 Ultra smartphone’s camera hardware with a variable aperture lens that once appeared on earlier versions of the series.
Rumours had suggested Samsung was intent on bring back the feature – which alters the amount of light that is allowed into the sensor – for the Galaxy S27 Ultra. That would bring a much-needed update to the stale main 200 megapixel camera.
However, according to an ET News report (via 9to5Google) in Samsung’s native South Korea, Samsung has “decided not to reintroduce ‘variable aperture’ cameras in the Galaxy S27 series.” The feature has fallen victim to…
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