Okay, so it's a fresh new vibe in case you can't tell. Here we are, I've got a desk because this is serious work.

There's a lot of things happening on the internet and I'm here to get to the bottom of it. It's not just the tech space, there's a lot of stuff happening.

So myself, Will do, we're going to explore the web a little bit here

and break it down for you.

What do you got for us first here, Will?

Samsung's Galaxy A80? Yes, of course I have seen this

this this is no surprise to me. Well it kind of is I mean it was at the point that I saw this but that said this isn't the first time that this particular type of design has shown up.

I remember it was an op-o device a while back it had a rotating front facing camera but it wasn't

motorized or it didn't at least move as smoothly as what Samsung is showing off

with this Galaxy A80.

But I mean, this is cool, right?

This is sci-fi looking, the way the thing moves

when you flip it up and down.

It is weird that it's showing up on a Galaxy A device and not in a flagship device, but as we've seen increasingly

These have been the platforms where Samsung can really experiment kind of in the mid-range, not in their flagship, not in their S-series, where there's so much on the line and they need to move a bunch of units.

So this thing, let's go over to specs real quick.

A80, 48 megapixel F2.0 camera flanked by an ultra wide 8 megapixel F22 and a third time of flight sensor these are becoming

all the rage in case you can't tell here in 2019 the sliding camera mechanism

means there's no sight of a notch or a whole punch. 6.7 inch FHD plus

super amyled display. So this is the benefit of these bizarre kind of

implementations of front facing cameras.

Now the benefit you're probably wondering or maybe you can already tell the benefit here

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