The Galaxy S27 Ultra might look like an Apple iPhone
THE SO WHAT
If Samsung’s S27 Ultra converges on an iPhone‑style camera bump, industrial design differentiation in flagships is narrowing. For app and accessory builders, that means more predictable hardware baselines—and less room to lean on OEM‑specific design quirks.
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