id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> This OnePlus concept phone looks gorgeous from the front and has a peek-a-boo camera on the back. 

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This isn't unusual. Phone makers are far more likely to save their whiz-bang features and high-powered specs for Mobile World Congress, the world's largest mobile show, which takes place Feb. 24 to 27 in Barcelona.

Until then,  [[https://www.plurk.com/dichvuthetindung|https://www.plurk.com/dichvuthetindung]] soak up the hints of what's to come, including a concept for a peek-a-boo camera that disappears from view when you're not using it.