Back in February, China’s second-largest smartphone manufacturer said that it has its sights set on the U.S. This won’t happen right away because the company says that it first wants to get its European operations in order. Besides, now not might be the best time for a Chinese manufacturer not named OnePlus to enter the U.S. market. Ironically, OnePlus and Oppo have the same corporate parent.

Meanwhile, a design patent Oppo received from the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) was published on Friday and reported on by LetsGo Digital. We actually told you about this patent back in March when it was first issued by the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO). At the time, we pointed out the difference between the patent and the design of the already released Oppo Find X. Both the latter and the patented phone use a slider mechanism to expose the front-facing selfie camera. The difference is that on the Find X, the two rear-facing cameras are found on the back of the mechanism that slides along with dual selfie-cameras. The patented device has a vertically mounted dual-camera setup and a “V” shaped design on its rear panel. It also has two camera sensors on the slider mechanism.

What is interesting is that each of these aforementioned models uses something different to keep from having to use a large top bezel for the selfie snapper. The Galaxy Note 10+ features the manufacturer’s Infinity-O display, which employs a punch-hole camera. The P30 Pro sports a small cutout notch at the top of the screen and the OnePlus 7 Pro uses a pop-up mechanism.

Not all upcoming phones will have razer thin bezels. Renders we’ve seen of the Pixel 4 series show a big forehead for the upcoming models. But that’s where Google plans to house the technology required for its Soli radar system that will allow users to control certain features of the phone with hand gestures. And it also houses the technology for the secure face unlock that the phone will offer.