Samsung has patented a quirky rotating camera design for foldable phones. The module rotates 180-degrees to face the front or rear, depending on device orientation. This would allow Samsung to use a ...
A new patent filed by Samsung has turned up at the WIPO, and it shows an interesting folding smartphone with a new feature. Samsung has built smartphones in the past with rotating front camera modules ...
Although it seems that Samsung has settled for punch-hole camera designs, it is only a temporary truce in the battle to push out bezels. The ideal, which no one has perfected yet, is to hide ...
A new Xiaomi design patent details a unique dual-purpose under-display camera design. The normally rear camera would rotate to point towards the display when required. The camera can then act as an ...
With just under three weeks until the next Unpacked event, all eyes are on Samsung. While the company is getting ready for that, it’s still making time to work on future devices. A new series of ...
Oppo, the firm behind the crazy N1 smartphone with its rotating camera module, is back with the equally mad Oppo N3. Leaked and teased over the past few months, the new device has been made official ...
Nokia has patented a smartphone with a really odd rotating camera. This patent has been spotted on USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office). This will not be the first smartphone with a ...
A 16-inch 2-in-1 and an all-in-one with a detachable magnetic webcam are also on deck. Reading time 3 minutes Remote work isn’t going away, so to help getting work done at home a bit easier, HP just ...
Ultimately, the way you rotate the camera doesn’t really matter. You’ll still get the same viewing angle eventually, just going one way might take you a little longer than the other. Rotating the ...
After Xiaomi’s patent for smartphone design with a twisting camera module and a rotating camera surfaced online a few months ago, patents of phone design with a foldable screen and a pop-up selfie ...
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