Apple gets patent for camera technology that could make smartphones slimmer. A fan is taking a picture with his iPhone mobile camera at a Tyler, The Creator concert in Germany, 2013. PYMCA/UIG/Getty ...

Apple is reportedly exploring camera technology currently being used in medical, archeology, and the military, with rumors suggesting the integration of multispectral imaging and high-resolution 200MP ...

Have smartphones gone as far as they can when it comes to cameras? While other aspects of phones see ongoing improvements — especially AI — there’s only so many lenses and megapixels you can pack in ...

A new rumor says that Apple is exploring the use of multi-spectral camera technology, which could be a boon for iPhone photography but may also aid Visual Intelligence. Multi-spectral imaging captures ...

The leap to the 200MP camera in 2025 marked one of the most dramatic upgrades in mobile photography, pushing smartphone imaging closer to professional-level performance. These high-resolution sensors ...

Samsung‘s next-gen “Ultra” flagship phone could bring some of the most exciting improvements to the Galaxy S series in years. There’s been speculation lately about a new, larger 200MP main sensor, ...

It appears that the under-display technology isn't going to be used on future Samsung and Apple phones, at least for some years. Not much is being heard about the under-display camera technology, ...

Modern smartphone cameras are impressive beasts, as many camera phones combine cutting-edge hardware with advanced image processing capabilities. Some of the more notable innovations in recent years ...

Apple reportedly wants to put cameras in future Apple Watch versions. This will enable the wearable to “see the outside world and use AI to deliver relevant information.” However, Apple needs a few ...

Your camera just got smarter, and you didn’t even notice. Interest: We’re talking lenses that see in the dark, sensors that mimic the human eye, and AI so sharp it edits before you blink. This isn’t ...

Samsung is reportedly developing a new version of its old variable aperture camera tech, aiming to match Apple’s upcoming hardware push and deliver more natural, optical photo quality. The post ...