This year Samsung started offering optical image stabilization (OIS) on the main cameras of a few of its mid-range Galaxy A series devices, such as the A52 and A72. Next year, however, things will be different. According to a new unconfirmed report from Korea, Samsung is likely to add OIS to the main cameras of all of the A series models it's going to launch in 2022. That would be an unprecedented 'democratization' of this feature that has, until this year, been reserved for flagships (and very few flagship killers) only. If Samsung pulls this off, it will have an important...
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