Sentences with phrase «supporting augmented reality features»

One of Apple's latest customer lock - in tools is an updated mobile operating system supporting augmented reality features and apps that can super-impose images and information onto a user's view of the real world.

And on the back, you see vertically aligned dual rear cameras, which would make it easier to support the augmented reality features Apple reportedly plans to add to its future phones.

A Fast Company report says Apple wants to integrate a rear - facing 3D laser into the iPhone 8 that will be able to support augmented reality features.

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Yes, there are some pretty cool features on the iPhone X: the high definition OLED screen, infrared facial recognition to map the 3D surface of the face rather than a flat image like a photo, and improved cameras with image stabilization, and built - in capabilities to support augmented reality apps.

In addition to supporting the new BlackBerry 7 OS, each smartphone also features a range of powerful hardware enhancements including a 1.2 GHz processor, HD video recording, 24 - bit high resolution graphics, and advanced sensors enabling new augmented reality applications such as Wikitude that can be seamlessly integrated with BBM 6 - all designed to deliver the ultimate in communications, multimedia and productivity for users around the world.

Powered by the BlackBerry 7 operating system, RIM says the new Curve 9380 is faster than its predecessors and features an enhanced web browser, voice - activated searches, and support for Augmented Reality and NFC (Near Field Communications).

Powered by the BlackBerry 7 operating system, RIM says both devices are faster than their predecessors and will feature an enhanced web browser, voice - activated searches, and support for Augmented Reality and NFC (Near Field Communications).

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In addition to supporting the new BlackBerry 7 OS, each smartphone also features a range of powerful hardware enhancements including a 1.2 GHz processor, HD video recording, 24 - bit high resolution graphics, and advanced sensors enabling new augmented reality applications such as Wikitude that can be seamlessly integrated with BBM 6 — all designed to deliver the ultimate in communications, multimedia and productivity for users around the world.

BlackBerry Bold 9900/9930 is featuring a 2.8 - inch «Liquid Graphics» VGA screen, 1.2 GHz Snapdragon application processor inside, embedded with NFC chip for mobile payments, and brings support for Augmented Reality applications.

iOS 11 also includes features like sending money to friends via the Messages app, adding support for more advanced augmented reality games, and more.

Even though the Cupertino giant is working on new AR (augmented reality) capabilities; it is currently unclear if the new 3 - D sensor system will support the AR features.

The Mi Mix S2, which features a ceramic back cover, also includes an Adreno 630 graphics chip, facial recognition capabilities for security, wireless charging and support for Google's ARCore augmented reality capabilities.

They also feature the same A11 Bionic chip, enabling effects like Portrait Lighting and better - augmented reality support.

All of these new features are designed to support the wealth of augmented reality apps built with Apple's ARKit and introduced in iOS 11.

Lenovo announced the updated Phab series a couple of months ago and the highlight of the line - up was that it supported Google Tango, an Augmented Reality feature that lets users make use of one's surrounding's and add additional elements.

In case you haven't been following the iPhone 8 rumors, it's expected to sport a 5.8 - inch OLED screen, wireless charging, very fast facial recognition and vertically aligned dual cameras on the back that will likely support a wide range of new augmented reality features.

It will support features like AR (Augmented Reality) Sticker, Slo - mo, 4K video, and more.

-- Most durable glass in a smartphone — Portrait Lighting (the new Portrait Mode feature)-- Wireless charging with Qi inductive chargers — The A11, the smartest most powerful chip in a smartphone — The world's most popular camera — Water resistant — New Retina HD display with True Tone — Augmented Reality support

Other large brands such as Walmart and Sam's Club have already integrated their inventories into Bixby in recent times, whereas Samsung also partnered with CoverGirl and Sephora which support its Bixby Makeup feature, allowing consumers to «try out» cosmetics in augmented reality while deciding which product to buy.

The ASUS ZenFone AR is named after one single feature supported by the device: Augmented Reality.

The iPhone X, like the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus, features Portrait Lighting, wireless charging capabilities, is waterproof and supports augmented reality apps.

One of the biggest features the update brings is augmented reality support.

The iPhone X, like the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus, features wireless charging capabilities, is waterproof and supports augmented reality apps.

The other features it will support include indoor navigation, augmented reality, measuring physical spaces and more.

One intriguing possibility here is for this Moto Mod to support some basic augmented reality features since the exposed camera can capture footage from the wearer's point of view.

Facial recognition and augmented reality features: The device is expected to support facial recognition using its front camera module, which has 3D imaging support.

Featuring New Glass and Aluminum Design, Retina HD Displays, A11 Bionic Chip, New Single and Dual Cameras with Support for Portrait Lighting, Wireless Charging and Optimized for Augmented Reality Apple today announced the successor to iPhone 7, aptly named iPhone 8.

Well, the headline features are as follows: a new Glass and aluminium Design, Retina HD displays, the super fast A11 Bionic Chip, new single and dual cameras (iPhone 8 and 8 Plus respectively) with support for the very cool portrait lighting feature on the iPhone 8 Plus, finally the addition of wireless charging, and of course, optimised for augmented reality.

Indeed, it's not exactly a well - kept secret that Apple's upcoming iPhone 8 will feature wide - ranging support for augmented reality features.

The software update includes multiple features like support for augmented reality apps and Apple Pay Cash.

It's no doubt that the ASUS ZenFone AR is an ambitious smartphone — and the one that gels with the Taiwanese brand's philosophy quite well — offering innovative and industry - leading features such as support for both Augmented and Virtual Reality, and...

However, the iPhone X and iPhone 8 and 8 Plus have similar features, like support for augmented reality, wireless charging technology, water resistance and Portrait Lighting.

On the iPhone 8 dummy unit, the lenses are stacked vertically — a design switch Apple could be making to support anticipated augmented reality features being added to its new phone.

The iPhone 8 and 8 Plus also support a new feature called Portrait Lighting, as well as augmented reality.

The App Store now supports augmented reality apps with iOS 11 and features a «Get Started with AR» section to discover new apps.

The smartphone also supports augmented reality and the new Face ID and Animoji feature with the 7mp TrueDepth camera.

The camera on the smartphones also supports augmented reality and come with Google Lens, a feature that gives users data on objects in front of them.

Coupled with additional features such as augmented reality support, improved water and dust resistance, wireless charging, and better battery life, it's perfectly plausible that a significant percentage of current iPhone owners in the market for an upgrade have opted to sit tight, hold on to their money, and instead wait for the iPhone 8 to hit store shelves.

The iPhone 8 is expected to arrive this fall, and a popular rumor suggests that one of the new phone's marquee features will be greater support for augmented reality.

Though Apple is working on augmented - reality features for the iPhone, it's not known whether this 3D sensor will also support them.