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As smartwatches improve, we've seen more health-related features than lifestyle ones added. Samsung's next smartwatch could have new or improved health-tracking features. And sources believe that one of them could be automatic calorie nutrition tracking.

Sony has recently filed a new patent application in the United States for a new technology that would block piracy apps on its smart TVs  (which run Android TV) and streaming devices. Filed on 5 January 2023, the patent application is still in its early process and there’s no guarantee that it would be approved.

Xiaomi might have been planning something interesting for its smartphone camera system. Reputable tipster Digital Chat Station found that the Chinese company has patented a DSLR-like camera zoom system for smartphones, which only uses a single camera on the rear.

Samsung might again be pushing its limits on what it can do with camera's megapixels. A new patent has shown up, hinting that the Korean tech giant is developing a 450MP sensor, surpassing the 200MP ISOCELL sensors that the company currently owns.

Huawei seems to be working on perfecting its under-display camera technology as a recent device patent application by the Chinese tech giants reveals a smartphone display without a cutout. Furthermore, the patent doesn’t show a pop-up camera mechanism either, which could only mean that it would utilise an under-display camera.

As reported by IT Home who shared screenshots of the patent application, there are no openings on the smartphone’s display like many other modern smartphones. The front side of the smartphone seems to be all screen with a display that curves to its sides and thin bezels on its top and bottom.

When people say that a laptop is already foldable, there's no need to make one with a foldable display, it doesn't apply to Samsung. It seems that the Korean tech giant is working on a laptop that can be folded in four, revealed by a patent surfaced online.

Reverse wireless charging is probably a feature that most of us would like to see on the Apple iPhones. If you're one of the people, this patent is here to bring excitement to you. According to it, the Cupertino-based tech giant is working on a technology that allows you to charge through its devices' screens.

Besides upgrading its Galaxy S smartphone series, Samsung is bringing the latest versions of its earbuds next year. According to a new patent, the Korean tech giant might include an unexpected technology on the next-generation Galaxy Buds, and it's a biometric sensor.

As we're approaching the end of 2021, it's almost time for us to see a bunch of next-generation flagship smartphones. According to rumours, Xiaomi would still be aiming to become one of the first to lead the upcoming competition by launching the Xiaomi 12 as early as December. A few moments ago, its patent had also surfaced on the internet, giving us a glimpse at what we'll be getting from the Chinese tech company.

The Samsung Galaxy Note series is said to make a comeback next year after the company decided not to release the Galaxy Note 21 to boost the Z Fold3's sales. Since it's coming back, the rumours are back online, with the latest claiming that the upcoming Note's S Pen will feature a wireless camera.