Samsung may move past its high megapixel count camera phase with the Galaxy S7. A recently discovered trademark for a new camera technology may indicate that the upcoming smartphone will feature a camera with a larger sensor and a lower megapixel count.

Conflicting rumors have surfaced for the Galaxy S7 camera recently. Early rumors suggested a 20-megapixel lens for the smartphone. More recent rumors have suggested a 25-megapixel Sony Exmor RS IMX300 lens or a 12-megapixel lens with a 1/2-inch sensor. Larger camera sensors allow more light to enter the lens and improves over-all image quality.

The recently discovered trademark gives details about a new BRITECELL technology, which employs a similar large sensor for allowing more light to enter a camera lens. The description for the trademark indicates the technology is an “image sensor for mobile phones.” We’ve also seen such a technology employed on Google’s new Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P smartphones, which are being lauded for their exemplary cameras, Android Authority notes.

Thus far, no rumors about the Galaxy S7 have been confirmed and there is no indication that this recently trademarked BRITECELL technology will make it on to the device. However, countless rumors surround the 2016 flagship, many which may end up b