Sentences with phrase «possible camera improvements»

Now, new renders of the claimed Surface Phone (via NPU), or an early prototype, hints at possible camera improvements to the top Window Phone in late 2017.

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According to Cathe Bullwinkle, Quality Improvement Coordinator for the Oneida County Health Department, the iPADs with integrated cameras make it possible to complete an inspection report while in the field by permitting digital photographs to be taken and floor - plan sketches to be created and uploaded in the field; allow supervisors to view violations in real time and make recommendations for additional inspection areas or sampling; and improve communications between supervisors and field staff.

Some specific camera improvements made possible by LinX's technology include improved low light performance, a pronounced reduction in noise levels and improved color fidelity.

Other spec improvements are in store, but Kuo specifically reinforces what won't be redone: the TrueDepth camera that makes Face ID and Animoji possible and that this feature will be available in its original form on all phones, including a third model with a more affordable LCD panel.

So the biggest reason to upgrade from a OnePlus 3 (or 3T, if you're feeling particularly crazy) is the camera, which provides tangible improvements to image quality and allows you to shoot the kind of zoomed photos that simply aren't possible in most smartphone cameras.

The possible iPhone 8 should be presented in September / October next year, and this phone is expected to offer an edge - to - edge display, unique glass sandwich design, dual - lens camera for all variants, and many other improvements.

As for the camera, Google might finally give in and stick a dual - camera setup on the back of one of its Pixel 3 models, though up to this point it has been content enough to focus more on software and AI improvements to bring out the best shots possible.

Offering them a basic 16 GB iPhone storage model gave the company scope for improvement in alternate areas, according to Schiller, such as the device's camera — a possible hint that the next - gen iPhone could boast an improved primary snapper?!