Samsung Files Patent for a Phone Controller That Reshapes Itself for Each TV App
Samsung's patent application has your TV look at the app you just opened, then send your phone a set of on-screen buttons…
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Samsung's patent application has your TV look at the app you just opened, then send your phone a set of on-screen buttons…
A game world's trees, rivers and clouds could live on a Sony server, with your console asking for only the next slice…
Quantum computers have very few working parts, and every program wants them at once. Red Hat's filing sketches something like a hotel…
Realistic lighting in games starts out speckled and has to be cleaned up using the previous frame. Nvidia's patent describes a shortcut…
Your screen usually has no idea whether you're in a quiet cutscene or a boss fight. Sony's patent has the game server…
Apple's patent application gives a digital student ID a metallic shine that slides across the card as you tilt your phone. It's…
Tapping a shared-document link in a group chat often ends in an "ask for access" dead end. Apple's filing describes a way…
Intel is asking for rights to a cloud scheduler that can move pieces of a running job from one group of chips…
On a video call with your camera off, you're usually a blank square. Microsoft's patent application describes a way for your headset…
Your character changes color, fades or shrinks the moment a friend (or an AI) grabs the controller. Any trophy they win for…
The black strip at the top of your phone, the one wrapped around the front camera, is a screen too. Apple's patent…
Your phone could notice that filming, filtering and captioning a video is one job, then fold those shortcuts into a single folder.
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