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The components in smartphones are always improving and are all about bigger numbers these days. 108MP cameras first came out a few years back, followed by a 200MP sensor from last week. Now, Samsung plans to more than double the camera resolution by 2025.

There's still a few months left in 2021, but Samsung is already getting for 2022. Samsung's flagship series for next year will allegedly bring back the 3D ToF, with an Ultra variant that sports a 200MP camera too. Besides that, there's also news of a new 50MP camera.

A statement by LetsGoDigital seems to hint that Huawei could be one of the first to release a smartphone that’s equipped with the "best" implementation of an under-display camera. While not much is known in regards to the Malaysia release date, it does give us a better idea of what to expect when it is available in the local market.

It seems that a new patent from Xiaomi seems to hint that they could be working on a smartphone with a clamshell design that’s equipped with up to 4 cameras. While not much is known in regards to the smartphone in question, it does give us a better idea of what to expect when it is available in the local market.

Camera performance is probably one of the things that people look into first before getting new smartphones. Not only the smartphone manufacturers are trying their best to come out with cameras that are good enough to compete with others, but they are also working with big camera brands to bring more reliability to their devices. Now, it is rumoured that realme could be announcing a partnership with a reputable camera maker soon. 

We all know that Xiaomi puts a lot of effort into its flagship smartphones' cameras by using top-notch camera sensors or unique photo-processing algorithms. To further promote the cameras, the Chinese tech giant has created its own movie studio that focuses on shooting films with Xiaomi smartphones.

Chinese subsidiary Canon Information Technology might have gone too far managing its employees. The firm is putting its employees under surveillance with AI-enabled smile recognition cameras that only let the smiling ones enter rooms or book meetings. This is probably one of the most dystopic ways used to enhance the workplace culture.

This article will look at why brands that make Android smartphones launch more devices than Apple.

Looks like a patent by Xiaomi might have been spotted recently, hinting that they could be working on a Xiaomi phone that’s equipped with an under-display flip camera. While not much is known in regards to the exact release date of the smartphone in question, it does give us a better idea of what to expect from Xiaomi in the future.

Based on a statement by sonyalpharumors.com, it seems that Sony might have delisted the Sony A68, A99, II, and A77 II from their official website. With that in mind, there’s a huge possibility that Sony is keen to stop offering DSLRs and instead put more focus on their mirrorless cameras such as the Sony A7 series.