Samsung Patents a Way to Hide the Seams in See-Through Displays
Transparent LED screens are already appearing in store windows and architecture — but the one thing that gives them away is the…
Screens are Big Tech's favorite battleground: folding panels, pixel circuits, brightness tricks, and the seams where two displays meet. We read every display filing and translate it into plain English.
Transparent LED screens are already appearing in store windows and architecture — but the one thing that gives them away is the…
Most screens are dumb — they show whatever a connected device sends them. Samsung's new patent flips that: the display itself draws…
Qualcomm's latest patent describes a way for a phone's graphics chip to check how much of a screen region actually needs drawing…
Ever watched a video split across two screens and noticed one side is ever-so-slightly ahead of the other? Qualcomm has filed a…
Your phone's touchscreen scans its entire surface at the same rate, whether your finger is moving or not. Qualcomm wants to change…
One of the hardest problems in photography is capturing a scene where some parts are blinding-bright and others are nearly pitch-dark —…
Sony is patenting a way to make glasses-free 3D displays cheaper to run — by doing the heavy computing only where the…
Sony has filed a patent for a solid-state image sensor that can switch between two different operating voltages — a design that…
Sony's latest patent describes an image sensor that quietly blends two separate pixel readings together inside the chip itself — before the…
Most image processors crunch every pixel in a frame, whether it's relevant or not. Sony's new patent describes a chip that skips…
Film grain is one of those things that's easy to feel but surprisingly hard to fake. AMD has filed a patent for…
Disney has patented a way to turn the ride vehicle itself into a screen — projecting content directly onto moving cars and…
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