Cool technologies Samsung is working on right now

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Samsung is working on something new these days. As i always say they want to keep their place in the market so they will always fight to be the best. Regards the facts that what 4.3 android updates faced. Samsung is doing something good for next year for us all. They have big plans and they want to end up big and have a bash. Stay tuned for more!

Samsung does a fingerprint scanner after all

We've already reported on Samsung's plans for an iris scanner to be included in some device next year, and also discussed how the company reported it was a year behind Apple in terms of fingerprint scanning technology, but now we know Samsung will indeed release devices with fingerprint scanners in 2014. Previously, Samsung had said they wouldn't produce fingerprint scanners for smartphones and tablets at all, but now Reuters are telling us the CEO of a fingerprinting technology company is claiming to be one of the possible suppliers to deliver what Samsung needs.Samsung is doing iris scanners, but will they do fingerprint scanners too?  © Samsung

Transparent displays and multi-screen touch controls

Samsung has patented a ''method of controlling objects on a transparent display'' that is clearly designed for transparent smartphones. Where Samsung intends to put the guts of the smartphone is anybody's guess because it's safe to say there's more than air behind the screen of your S4. The patent shows transparent panels on both sides of the device, with touch gestures performing a range of functions including opening and working with folders, pausing video and capturing stills, manipulating two objects on screen via the front and back panels and more. However it ends up working it will change the way we use our phone.There's a lot of incredibly innovative uses for dual-screen touch controls. © Samsung

Flexible tablet displays and stylus innovations

Samsung is looking at metal mesh touch screen panels for inclusion in their tablets in 2014, a cheaper, more durable and more adaptable technology than their current efforts. Metal mesh panels are more flexible than regular displays and fit in with Samsung's plans for bendable screensin the coming years. The technology is also cheaper to produce (which probably won't result in cheaper gadgets, at least for the consumer) and allow for the possibility of chipless stylus recognition. Without the need for a digitizer chip, stylus support will become cheaper again and will open up possibilities for its inclusion on non-premium devices.Samsung is looking at metal mesh panels for flexible screened tablets in 2014. 

Antenna built into the body of the S5

There seems to be more and more reasons to believe there will be a plastic and a metal chassis version of the Galaxy S5 when it comes out in the first quarter of 2014. A new Korean report claims ''some Galaxy S5 models'' will have an LDS antenna built into the rear plate of the phone (that's the bit behind the battery). The Galaxy Note 3 already has this technology, in case you didn't know, which means the technology will most likely be reserved for a plastic bodied phone. It therefore seems likely that the metal version of the S5 will have a traditional antenna, which is more expensive and makes the device thicker, but less prone to damage.

This may well be the metal chassis for the upcoming Galaxy S5. /

What do you think about these Samsung plans?

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