Samsung Display Patent Lets Under-Screen Cameras Get Clearer Pixels
Samsung Display has filed a patent describing a way to fine-tune individual pixel behavior directly above hidden cameras and sensors, giving each…
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Samsung Display has filed a patent describing a way to fine-tune individual pixel behavior directly above hidden cameras and sensors, giving each…
Your TV's screen lights up your face in ways that can fool a camera trying to read your heart rate. Samsung's latest…
When a screen tries to show a color more vivid than its standard pixels can handle, you can get an ugly flash…
Sony is patenting a camera chip that houses two different kinds of pixels side by side: one for capturing regular images, and…
Samsung is patenting a system that goes beyond the rough percentage bar on your screen to give a much more accurate picture…
Every time a chip renders an image, it has to shuttle enormous amounts of pixel data back and forth through memory. Samsung's…
When two graphics overlap on a 3D screen, which one sits closer to your face? Samsung's new patent describes a system that…
Samsung is looking at a clever way to pack two antennas into a single oddly shaped circuit board hidden inside a display,…
Imagine a bathroom mirror that turns into a TV, then goes back to looking like a plain mirror when you walk away.…
Tracking a moving object in video sounds straightforward until the lighting changes between frames. Qualcomm has filed a patent for a hardware…
Ray tracing makes game graphics look gorgeous, but it produces noisy, grainy images that need AI cleanup. Nvidia has filed a patent…
Every frame your GPU draws gets chopped into small zones called tiles, and Intel is filing a patent for a smarter way…
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