Samsung Patents a Display That Speeds Up While It Rolls Out
When a rollable phone physically extends its screen, the display is doing something genuinely unusual — and Samsung has a specific plan…
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When a rollable phone physically extends its screen, the display is doing something genuinely unusual — and Samsung has a specific plan…
Sliding-screen phones are a nightmare for antenna engineers — the frame physically changes shape as you extend the display. Samsung's new patent…
What if you handed one earbud to a friend for a quick translation session or interview — and your phone automatically knew…
Samsung is filing patents on a tightly constrained 4-lens optical system designed to pack wide-angle coverage into a physically small camera module…
Samsung is rethinking what a phone button can do — instead of a simple click, its new patent describes buttons that measure…
Samsung is exploring a way for two paired foldable phones to automatically coordinate what's on each screen — and the key variable…
Samsung's latest display patent tackles one of the trickiest problems in foldable phones: when you have two separate fold points on a…
Imagine tapping your smartwatch and feeling a nearby phone buzz at exactly the moment an animated ripple visually 'hits' it on screen.…
When the two speakers on your phone don't output the same volume, audio sounds lopsided — and Samsung wants the device to…
When your phone blends multiple photos into one — for HDR, night mode, or RAW captures — tiny timing mismatches between frames…
Every phone has a legal limit on how much radio energy it's allowed to push into your body — and Samsung is…
Your phone's metal frame isn't just structural — it's an antenna. Samsung is now patenting a specific way to shape the gaps…
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